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

"Take your time, you can't rush things."

"Yeah." Ma rolled up his sleeves, revealing perfectly sculpted muscles, and said with interest, "My injuries are healed now, and I'd like to stretch my muscles. Ye Han, how about you spar with me? How about a match?"

Ye Han happened to have the same idea: "Coincidentally, I had the same idea too."

Ye Han had thought about this a long time ago.

He wanted to know the gap between himself and his master, but at that time he hadn't even learned the Eight Extremes Heaven, so there was no suspense in facing his master.

Now that he has experienced so much, his strength is beyond question, and his talismans are nearing completion.

The strongest urge is the desire to test one's limits.

The two left the Eight Extremes Star in a spaceship and landed on a desolate planet.

This planet has no name, only a number, and is marked as an uninhabitable rocky object on the star map of the Interstellar Federation, with no value even at the lowest level for resource exploration.

The surface is all stone, rocky mountains, with no atmosphere.

It's the perfect time to let loose and have a real fight.

Ma declared, "Use the Eight Extremes Heaven with all your might, don't hold back. I want to see just how far you've progressed over the years."

"it is good."

The battle is imminent!

...

a few days later.

The Eternal hovered in orbit around the desolate planet, with all the sensor arrays beneath its hull activated, monitoring the planet's surface in real time.

Dia sat in the chair in front of the control panel, her eyes fixed on the huge display screen in front of her.

The screen showed a live view of the desolate planet's surface, but she couldn't see two people.

It wasn't that the equipment was broken, but rather that the two people were moving too fast to be detected.

A black streak and a red streak collided, separated, and collided again on the desolate planet, each contact creating a huge crater in the ground.

It strikes from the air to the ground, and then from the ground to the underground.

Occasionally, a few beams of energy or bolts of lightning would appear, with astonishing destructive power.

It possesses the power to split mountains and cleave the earth.

The most intuitive way to tell is by comparing the topographical maps of the desolate planet before and after it was discovered that the outline of the entire planet was slightly distorted when the two maps were overlaid.

The outline of a planet was deformed by the fists of two people.

Dia stared at the chasm for several seconds before finally uttering, "It's been going on for so many days, and it's still not over. Luckily, it's a desolate planet with no life. If the battlefield were in a city, probably no one would have survived."

Recalling when Ye Han crashed through that mountain on Mars, she felt that she had witnessed what a true powerhouse was.

In retrospect, that was just a warm-up.

This once again shattered Dia's worldview.

"Fighters fight in a very straightforward way, without weapons or tactics, just a clash of martial arts. Fighting is probably their favorite form of communication."

Dia turned her head and saw Lingling nestled in a chair next to the control panel, with several holographic screens floating in front of her, densely packed with code and design drawings scrolling across them.

She's been staying in that spot almost constantly these past few days, hardly ever leaving.

His fingers flew across the virtual keyboard, occasionally pausing to rest his chin on his hand and ponder a design detail, before suddenly typing out a long string of code.

"Lingling, what have you been busy with these past few days on the spaceship?" Dia asked curiously.

Lingling smiled broadly and jumped up from her chair: "I was working on a game! It's called 'Gods' Realm,' and it's finally finished!"

"Games?" Dia raised an eyebrow, her expression shifting from curiosity to confusion. "Lingling, why are you making games?"

"Of course I play! And make some money on the side." Lingling said matter-of-factly, "Games are one of the most profitable industries in the universe. The top three interstellar entertainment companies all started out making games. I can play myself and help my master make money—a win-win situation! Besides, the code I write is top-notch, and its running efficiency is much higher than those commercial engines on the market..."

"Okay, okay, I got it." Dia quickly interrupted her about to start reciting code metrics, steer the conversation back on track: "So what kind of game is this? Is it worth staying up so many days for?"

Upon hearing this question, Lingling waved her hands in the air, conjuring up a huge holographic projection screen that displayed a fantastical world that seemed almost unreal.

A simple swipe of your finger will reveal a whole new landscape: snow-capped mountains, oceans, forests, deserts, and aerial cities floating above the clouds...

The lighting, textures, and details of the entire world are so exquisite that they create an illusion, making it feel less like a game and more like the surface of a real planet that humans have never set foot on.

Lingling enthusiastically introduced her work:

"God Realm is a holographic immersive game open to all intelligent races in the universe. I have built a complete world in it, from terrain generation to climate simulation, from food chains to day and night cycles, all of which are calculated in real time. No two leaves are exactly alike."

"After entering the game, players can create their own character, choose their race, class, and skill tree, offering a high degree of freedom while ensuring fairness and openness. They can also freely explore, fight, trade, compete, build, do quests... or simply do nothing but fish by the river and watch the sunset."

"In short, you can do almost anything in the game that you can do in the real world, and you can even live your second life in the God Realm."

As Dia listened to Lingling's eloquent introduction, his first impression was that games of this caliber typically require a large development team, a massive server cluster, and a production cycle of several years to create.

But Lingling managed to get it done all by herself in just a few days.

That's a bit too unbelievable.

Dia asked, "You managed to handle a game of this scale all by yourself?"

"Of course, I myself am a super intelligent terminal."

"I am the server, I am the engine, I am the entire operations team. My core processor can simulate millions of concurrent threads simultaneously, without external hardware support, without data relay, and without worrying about network latency. So it's not that complicated, I can handle everything by myself."

Lingling pulled up a release schedule, which was densely packed with launch dates, promotion strategies, and user growth forecasts for each star region.

"I plan to release it tonight! It will be launched simultaneously in seventeen major star systems, and the game content will not be pay-to-win. At that time, everyone in the universe will be able to play it. Whether you are human, machine race, energy life form or silicon-based life form, as long as you have a terminal device that can access the holographic network, you can enter 'God Realm'."

Dia asked the question that mattered most to her: "If it's all free, how do you make money?"

Lingling flicked her finger, revealing a smiling expression: "You wouldn't understand, would you? Skins are charged for."

"When you first enter the game, everyone has a default appearance. If you want to change your appearance, you have to pay money. Different races have different aesthetic preferences, so I have set up special skins for thousands of races. Each one is better than the last. The trading system also charges a very low transaction fee. The percentage is kept very low. Anyway, if the volume is large, you will naturally make back the money."

As she spoke, Lingling wanted to continue her introduction.

Seeing that she was about to launch into another long-winded monologue, Dia quickly changed the subject: "By the way, it's been several days, how's Migi's situation? With the bounty posted for so many days, have you found anything?"