On the Eight Extremes Star, I awakened the twelve talismans.

"Master, you promised me you'd play God's Domain! There's no time like the present, let's do it today! You can't go back on your promise!"

Ye Han had almost forgotten about it.

I just gave a casual reply before, I'll definitely do it next time.

I never expected this girl to remember it for so long, and even after several months she could still bring up old grievances.

In this situation, he has no interest in playing games. The devil's footprints are not yet over, and the black hole cluster outside is already making people nervous. As the team leader, he can't just lie in the game pod and be a hands-off manager at a time like this.

"Don't worry, Master. This route is very safe. The Eternal's system has been upgraded long ago. It will automatically dock if there are any problems, so there won't be any accidents. Besides, if there really is a problem, Merlin can't go in and out twice."

Merlin's story is indeed documented and is a significant chapter in the history of space exploration.

When he first entered the Devil's Footprints, there was no prior information to refer to. He discovered the Rainbow Sea on his own and then returned to the Milky Way with the news.

The legend of the Rainbow Sea has spread to every corner of the universe.

The second time, he returned to the Devil's Footprints with ample preparation. This time, he brought a fleet, supplies, and a large number of followers, making a far greater scale and preparation than the first time. No one has seen him since.

Whether Merlin ultimately reached the Rainbow Sea successfully or encountered an accident along the way, at least one thing is certain.

He went in and out of the Devil's Footprints twice.

The fact that someone has traveled this route twice indicates that its safety is guaranteed.

Ye Han found himself unable to find a reason to refute: "Fine, fine, I'll play with you for a while."

Unable to resist her, Ye Han got off the sofa and followed her into the room.

I lay down in the gaming pod that had been prepared beforehand.

"Master, I'll be waiting for you inside."

The hatch slowly closed, and the holographic neural connection synchronized within seconds, allowing his consciousness to successfully enter the divine realm.

The light before my eyes was distorted, rearranged, and stretched, like a dream falling rapidly.

When everything stabilized again, my vision went blank, and a pop-up window appeared.

This is the game's registration page.

Ye Han planned to just pick a random name and go in to experience it.

"Blank paper."

He clicked "OK".

The system displays a message in red: "This name already exists. Please enter it again."

"Passersby A, B, and C".

This name already exists. Please enter it again.

"Mix Italian pasta with No. 42 concrete."

This name already exists. Please enter it again.

...

I tried several more completely nonsensical IDs, but none of them worked.

Ye Han did the opposite and simply entered a long and garbled string of characters, thinking that surely no one would register such a garbage ID.

Click OK.

This name already exists. Please enter it again.

Ye Han smiled.

I'm speechless that someone would use such a terrible ID.

A dozen minutes later.

Ye Han stood in the square of the Divine Realm world with a string of messy, garbled ID characters above his head, looking up at the virtual sky that was rendered too beautifully, his face expressionless.

Who would dare to imagine what he had just gone through?

There are countless ways to arrange tens of digits, and he tried for more than ten minutes without finding a single one that worked.

In the end, he had to add character combinations to barely get an ID.

Ya Han looked at the long string of characters in her ID field, which looked like characters left by someone rolling their face on the keyboard. She felt both helpless and amused.

They've given up entirely.

Forget it.

He stared at the string of IDs, which even he couldn't read smoothly, for three seconds, then turned off the ID display.

Out of sight, out of mind. I'm just here to play with Lingling anyway, so it doesn't matter if my ID is ugly.

Suddenly, a soft white light shone around me.

Lingling's figure leaped out of the white light. Her appearance in the divine realm was completely different from her robot body in reality; she was a normal human form.

She immediately noticed the garbled ID above Ye Han's head and burst into laughter.

"Master, what kind of weird name did you come up with? Hahaha~, anyone who didn't know better would think your face rolled all over the keyboard!"

"Don't mention it." Ye Han said expressionlessly.

Lingling laughed so hard her shoulders shook, and she waved her little hands in the air a few times to bring up a management interface.

She tapped it a few times.

The string of garbled ID above Ye Han's head flashed, then was replaced by a new name: Half-White Paper.

The three characters are simple and clean, standing out as exceptionally plain among the many flashy game IDs.

"Master, do you like this ID?"

"Lingling, why didn't you say so sooner?"

"Master, you didn't ask either."

Lingling manipulated the system a few more times, adjusting the time flow in the Divine Realm to the highest level, where one day in the game was equivalent to one minute outside.

"Master, I've adjusted the time in the divine realm and the real world. One day inside is equivalent to one minute outside, so you don't have to worry about running out of time. You can stay inside as long as you want."

If one day corresponds to one minute, then if he lies outside for one hour, it would be a full two months in the Divine Realm.

This time scaling is indeed extravagantly generous, more than enough for him to thoroughly explore the entire game.

"Okay, then I'll figure it out myself first."

"Okay, Lingling will go ahead and get busy. Master, you have fun."

After Lingling left, Ye Han went through the beginner's tutorial from the beginning.

The tutorial is concise and clear, with clear instructions for each step.

He spent about an hour figuring out all the basic functions.

I have gained a general understanding of the overall structure of the divine realm.

There are indeed many ways to play.

Primarily geared towards adventure players, it includes wilderness exploration and dungeon walkthroughs, while casual players can enjoy activities like farming, fishing, building, and cooking – it has everything.

The map is large, and you can use the teleportation portal in the main city to travel to different areas by spending coins.

It's no exaggeration to say that almost every type of person can find a suitable way to relax here.

What surprised Ye Han even more was the realism of the Divine Realm.

Walking on the street, you can feel the cool touch of the wind brushing against your face.

The NPCs on the streets aren't just mindless quest markers standing still; they move, talk, and work around the city according to their own routines.

Their expressions, movements, and tone of voice were so fluid that they seemed like real people. If it weren't for the light gray NPC icons floating above their heads, it would be almost impossible to distinguish them from the players.

No wonder this game is so popular; its immersive experience is a milestone in the history of gaming across the entire universe.

Such a realistic virtual world would cause a sensation anywhere it is placed.

Unfortunately, all players were forced to leave after entering the Devil's Footprint.

The area where Eternity is currently located cannot even transmit signals, so God Realm naturally cannot connect to the public server. A perfectly good game has been turned into a single-player game for him alone.

But it doesn't really matter.

Ye Han never liked places with too many people.

He wandered around the city, tried out some of the skills that life skills players could learn, but he wasn't very interested.

While those gameplay options were certainly sophisticated, he always felt that something was missing.