Online Game: Me, with Unparalleled Comprehension

Just as I was watching, a loud roar suddenly came from outside.

The sound grew closer and louder, accompanied by the whooshing sound of a propeller churning the air.

Wu Feng stood up, walked to the window, and looked outside.

A small helicopter is slowly descending into the night sky.

The airflow generated by the propeller caused the branches of the trees in the yard to shake violently.

The helicopter landed steadily on the open ground in the courtyard.

The hatch opened, and several people got out.

The leader, with a square face and a straight posture, looked almost exactly like Li Hu from the game.

Several people in plain clothes followed behind him. They stood aside after getting off the plane and did not follow.

Wu Feng glanced at it twice, then turned and went downstairs.

I pushed open the door and walked into the courtyard.

The group of people were standing next to the helicopter, and when they saw him come out, their eyes all fell on him.

The leader stepped forward, glanced at him, and tentatively asked, "Wu Changfeng?"

The sound is almost the same as in the game.

Wu Feng nodded: "It's me."

The man smiled and extended his hand: "Li Dahu. The one from the game."

Wu Feng reached out and shook hands with him.

Li Dahu's hands were rough and strong, the result of years of holding a gun.

"Let's go inside and talk," Wu Feng said, turning and walking into the house.

Li Dahu followed, while the others behind him remained where they were, showing no intention of coming in.

The two went upstairs and sat down in the living room.

Wu Feng leaned back on the sofa and looked across at the person opposite him: "Now you can tell me, right? What's the deal with this game strategy group? And what exactly is this game?"

Li Dahu coughed lightly and cleared his throat.

He didn't rush to speak, but instead took out a stack of documents from his bag, placed them on the coffee table, and pushed them in front of Wu Feng.

"This is the intelligence we've gathered so far. Take a look."

Wu Feng reached out and picked up the document, then opened it.

The first page contains basic information about the game, including the online time of most players, the number of players, and the known distribution of game regions.

The second page contains an assessment of the strength of players from different countries. The table lists several major countries, followed by the number of known top players and their approximate strength.

The third page is more detailed; it's a map showing the distribution of factions within the game, marking several key locations and the positions of important NPCs.

He turned the pages one by one.

He turned to the last page, his brow furrowing slightly.

The information contained in these documents was far more than he had imagined.

"So," Wu Feng looked up at Li Dahu, "that means many countries have similar games? Even Japan has them?"

Li Dahu nodded: "That's right. As far as we know, at least a dozen countries and regions have games released by this company. Moreover, the game styles are different in each region, and the exact number is still being counted."

Wu Feng put the documents back on the coffee table and leaned back on the sofa.

He paused for a few seconds, then asked a crucial question: "Are these games separate, or is the whole game connected? Are we just in different areas?"

Li Dahu looked at him and slowly said, "Currently, it cannot be confirmed that they are in the same region. The game backgrounds in other places are quite different from ours. Some are set in the ancient Warring States period, and some are set in the Edo period; the eras are completely different."

He paused, then continued, "But these games are now found all over the world. Statistics show that over 45% of the world's population are gamers."

Upon hearing this, Wu Feng's brow twitched.

45% of the world's total? That number is indeed alarming.

If this game is based on alien technology or is the work of some unknown force, and they really want to cause trouble, then it's indeed going to be a problem.

He thought for a moment, then asked, "What exactly does your game strategy team do?"

Li Dahu leaned closer to him, his tone becoming serious:

"I'm specifically focused on mastering this game. My goal is to gain more benefits and resources for the country within this unknown game."

He paused, then added, "Other countries have similar organizations. Everyone is exploring how much they can actually gain from this game."

Wu Feng nodded.

To put it simply, it's the official research team responsible for figuring out the rules of the game and seizing the initiative.

Li Dahu looked at him with a hint of anticipation in his eyes: "By the way, would you like to join the game strategy group?"

Wu Feng didn't answer immediately.

Li Dahu continued, "With your skills in the game, joining us would help us secure more resources and benefits. Of course, we will fully support you and help you obtain even more resources."

Wu Feng leaned back on the sofa, his fingers tapping lightly on the armrest.

The hidden quest guide for the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun is not yet complete. Having someone to help would definitely make it much easier.

Moreover, he genuinely wanted to know the truth about this game.

If one day there's a sudden massacre resulting in brain death, that would be a real problem.

He looked at Li Dahu and nodded: "You can join."

Li Dahu smiled, clearly relieved.

He stood up and extended his hand: "Okay. Welcome to the team."

Wu Feng reached out and shook hands with him.

Li Dahu withdrew his hand, checked the time, and said, "Pack your things, take the game pod, and come with us. We're going back to the base in the capital. Once we get there, Professor Zhang will explain the current situation to you in detail."

Wu Feng nodded: "Okay."

He got up and went into the bedroom, quickly packed a few changes of clothes into his backpack.

When they came out, Li Dahu had already had the two soldiers outside come in and move the game pods.

The two worked quickly and soon carried the game pod out and put it into the helicopter.

Wu Feng followed him out of the house and boarded the helicopter.

The hatch closed, the propellers sped up, and the roar grew louder and louder.

The fuselage gave a slight jolt and slowly took off.

Looking out the window, Wu Feng saw his dwelling getting smaller and smaller until it disappeared into the night.

The helicopter changed direction and flew north.

The helicopter flew in the night sky for several hours.

Wu Feng leaned back in his seat with his eyes closed, the warm current flowing slowly through his body.

Simply let the true energy flow naturally in the meridians.

Feel the speed at which true energy circulates in reality.

After mastering the Nine Yang Divine Skill in the game, I found that the speed of true qi circulation when using the Nine Yang Divine Skill was no worse than in the game.

In other words, he can practice these skills in real life, and his practice is influenced by the knowledge he gains from the game.

What you learn in games can be used in real life without any obstacles.

This brings gaming skills into reality, which is quite surprising.

Li Dahu beside him also had his eyes closed, his breathing steady, as if he were asleep.

The roar of the propellers continued incessantly, making my eardrums feel numb.

After an unknown amount of time, the helicopter began its descent.

Wu Feng opened his eyes and looked out the window.

Below was a pitch-black wilderness with a few scattered lights, and the outline of mountains could be seen in the distance.

The helicopter slowly landed in an open area surrounded by fences and several low buildings.

The propellers slowly stopped spinning, the roar faded, and the quiet of the night suddenly enveloped us.

The hatch opened, and Li Dahu jumped out first, turning back to look at him: "We've arrived."

Wu Feng picked up his backpack and jumped off the plane.

As soon as their feet touched the ground, two young men in military uniforms jogged over, quickly slipped into the cabin, and carried out the game pod.

The gaming pod was much heavier than regular luggage, but the two of them carried it without any difficulty and with steady steps.

Li Dahu waved to the side, and a small transport vehicle drove out of the darkness, its headlights shining with two beams of white light.

Two soldiers lifted the game pod onto the vehicle, secured it, and stepped aside.

"Get in the car." Li Dahu opened the passenger door.