Physics God

Unlike Mu Kange, who was AFK farming invisibly, Ling Hao was doing something else entirely...

Oh, Ling Hao is the fountain commander here, then it's alright.

"Bend down 3.9 millimeters and 3,211 micrometers, raise your left hand 23 degrees and lift it 10.7 millimeters and 45 micrometers, then launch." Ling Hao sat cross-legged on the mountain peak and transmitted his voice to Qionghe.

Without the slightest hesitation, Qionghe carried out Ling Hao's order, shattering the incoming attack with a single bullet. He had initially resisted, but Ling Hao was simply too formidable.

At first, Qionghe hesitated, acted a few beats slower, and even deviated from the command based on his own experience and intuition. However, anyone can be wise after the event, so when Qionghe reviewed the situation, he found that Ling Hao's solution was the optimal one.

Even knowing this, he still had doubts about some of the orders for a while. It wasn't until he eliminated five people in a row under Ling Hao's command that Qionghe finally completely abandoned his previous experience and intuition.

What exactly is Ling Hao's combat prowess based on his rank?

Correspondingly, this question has always been on Qionghe's mind. To be able to command others to this extent, his own fighting spirit must be even stronger, more powerful, and more domineering.

Qionghe was a rogue cultivator who spent all his savings to learn the "Chaotic Starry Sky Technique." His talent was quite good, and he reached the perfect stage of Blood Rebirth before the age of thirty. In addition, he made some progress in both the "Burning Lamp Technique" and combat awareness. He heard that the Dragon Tiger Martial Arts Tournament offered spiritual energy armor that the top three thousand participants could wear for free, so he signed up to participate.

In short, Qionghe was just an ordinary psychic with average abilities in all aspects. In the Dragon Tiger Martial Arts Tournament, he was the kind of "fries" who could easily make a living. But unexpectedly, he met a big brother and turned his life around from "fries".

Although this older brother's physical attributes seem to be even more "fries" than his, Qionghe believes that Ling Hao's combat awareness is not difficult to rank in the top 25 of the Dragon Tiger Martial Arts Tournament, and may even be in the top 10 or higher.

After all, from this realistic and effective command method of "moving the machine gun five meters to the left," it can be seen that Ling Hao is no ordinary person.

Under Ling Hao's command, Qionghe was wielding several arms, each holding a gun formed from his mental energy, and wreaking havoc in all directions. Well, Qionghe likes firearms.

[Judging from its performance in the virtual world, this poor river dweller's combat awareness is barely at the commoner level, so how come it's fighting so fiercely now?]

[Did he release his virtual training records publicly? Is that true? I'll go check it out too.]

[It's like a stray dog ​​on the street in every aspect; judging by its stats alone, it should be a success to even make the top 1000. Yet it manages to beat even the top 360 in odds. It's really strange.]

The terms here refer to software configurations, not hardware configurations. After all, the hardware configurations of most players are similar to those of other players, so we can't generalize and criticize those with real strength.

[Just arrived, what's the situation here?]

[This guy seems to have had an epiphany; his combat awareness far surpasses his previously publicized training performance. The most recent record was shortly before the start of the martial arts tournament.]

[An epiphany? Is it a step forward on the path of destiny? Well, it's better than those invisible people and meat grinders next door. Let me see what's going on.]

Under Ling Hao's command, Qionghe's power was brought to its fullest potential. All its actions were simple and optimal, seemingly following a pre-arranged script. It smoothly evaded all enemy attacks and seized every opening to counterattack.

It's practically a work of art.

So perfect it's beyond reproach, so fake it feels unreal.

[Hey, hey, hey, isn't this a bit too fake? Is this a fixed match?]

[There will be a crackdown on match-fixing]

Do you think he has a chance to become a dark horse champion?

Over the years, many independent players have appeared at the top of the rankings, but most of them have been kept outside the top 25. The number of independent players who have made it into the top 25 can be counted on one hand.

These individual players are synonymous with dark horses. Those who make it into the top 100 are small dark horses, those who make it into the top 75 are big dark horses, those who make it into the top 50 are super dark horses, and those who make it into the top 25 are the kings of dark horses.

Above the Dark Horse King, there is actually an ultimate Dark Horse, a super solo player who reached number zero, Asanagisa. Of course, her performance was so outstanding that she was later recruited by the six major sects.

It's hard to say who will be the dark horse, but a major dark horse shouldn't be too difficult to predict.

[But how did this thing improve so much? Isn't the path supposed to primarily focus on increasing cultivation level? Combat awareness is entirely developed through personal training.]

The affairs of the Star Gods are beyond our comprehension. As a product of a god-level civilization, it's normal for Destiny Points to possess omnipotence.

Is it really a good idea to attribute everything to fate like this?

[This world even has something as bizarre as psionic energy, so what's impossible about developing combat awareness through destiny?]

【Huh? It seems that's true.】

Qionghe's performance was actually quite strange in their eyes. Logically speaking, if Qionghe could handle the situation perfectly, then his combat awareness should be strong enough to overwhelm his opponent. But if that were the case, Qionghe wouldn't be looking like he was giving it his all; instead, he should be relaxed and at ease.

In multiplayer competitive games, to achieve outstanding performance, either character strength or player strength is required. The Dragon Tiger Martial Arts Tournament will naturally try to balance the strength of the mechs. So, to stand out, you need to improve the pilot's strength.

Could it be... a boosting service or a smurf account?

[What?! That bad?! No way?! You know what, the probability of him being possessed by a rogue cultivator is actually quite high.]

Whether it's boosting or using a secondary account, the forms are similar, but the results are different. Boosting involves finding someone from the "Life and Death Reincarnation Sutra" system to switch personalities, and in the end, you can still be yourself. But a secondary account is different; it is directly refined into a second body, and the original no longer exists.

Boosting someone else's account is relatively harmless; at most, you'll be fined or even go to jail. But using a secondary account is a different story. It violates human ethics and will get you arrested and severely tortured.

Given the background of Qionghe, it's unlikely that someone could be a substitute player, but the possibility of being possessed is quite high. The chat was buzzing with discussion, and no one could have imagined that there was a fountain commander remotely directing the attack.

Ling Hao sat quietly atop the mountain, looking down at everything below.

His mental landscape was not lethal, but it was unique in that it allowed for long-distance communication without being intercepted or eavesdropped on. This is why the Human Federation's broadcasts did not relay his commands.

The path he took was vastly different from that of the Human Federation. Apart from some basic aspects that might be related, it was superior and better in all other respects, and more suited to his own needs.