No health bar? You call this stunningly beautiful NPC sickly?

Before Mu Zhixi could even exit the settlement page, the Wanzu live streaming platform presented her with a replay of "The Villa on the Night of the Full Moon".

The replay's popularity continues to rise, with a large influx of viewers from all races flooding the discussion area, and the barrage of comments densely covering most of the screen.

[No sacrifice is too great to bear, and no betrayal too small to forgive. This statement perfectly describes the Sanctuary!]

[That alchemist was pretentious, but he was really handsome. I suspect he's at least an SS-level supernatural being!]

[Didn't you guys ever wonder why the number one beauty knew about the strange things in the dungeon? The alchemist even publicly admitted to being loyal to the Sanctuary!]

[What's so hard to guess? The Royal Court and the Holy Realm are probably forces that have influence in both realms. Players can join, so of course, the supernatural can join too!]

Highly praised posts are popping up all over the forum.

Viewers who participated in the live broadcast of the full moon night still talk about the unexpected events of the final night.

[Do gods really exist in these eerie games? I've never seen the word "god" appear in anyone's character panel on the forums!]

[No, no, Brother Fraud must have gotten some information, otherwise he would never have been so honest. In previous instances, he would have already risked his life against others.]

Why do I always have this feeling that the number one beauty gives me a divine feeling, a feeling of benevolence, like a god who loves all people?

Yes, the number one beauty is truly like a compassionate saint, a goddess who loves all people and is kind to everyone. Although she may seem aloof and not talkative, she is always there to help those in need.

[The terms "Holy Mother" and "Holy Father" are never derogatory. Those who lack ability but possess compassion, regardless of gender, are called "hypocrites." Those who have ability yet love all beings and show mercy and compassion to the world are called saviors!]

【That makes sense!!! If I had her stunning beauty, background, status, and compassion, I would be even more aloof than her!】

[Same as above, God is always alone!]

Hearing you say that puts my mind at ease. Actually, at first I even suspected that Number One might be a weirdo disguised as a player, but now I think that's absolutely impossible. What weirdo could be so beautiful, kind, gentle, and generous, and even actively help players?

[That makes sense. If Number One wanted to cause trouble, those players wouldn't have enough lives to survive. On the contrary, she has saved everyone from danger time and time again.]

The eyes of the masses are indeed discerning; at least the last statement was entirely correct—she will ultimately save the player from dire straits.

As for who personally created the water and fire, that is obviously an irrelevant detail.

She turned off the replay and looked back at the Creator God panel. The fourth blank card slot was still grayed out, with an unpleasant description below it.

[Currently available character slots for free possession: 3]

[Next character unlock requirement: 200 million Faith Points]

You can continue creating independent character templates. New characters will be temporarily stored in the character library and cannot be possessed at this time.

After watching it twice, Mu Zhixi's initial enthusiasm for creating avatars quickly waned.

It's like buying beautiful clothes but not being able to wear them, which is somewhat unethical, as it's like having a pretty dress that can only be hung in a display case.

However, independent templates can still be managed by the system, or you can simply create one directly without using a substitute character, and it can be deployed into the instance as her subordinate. As long as it is operated properly, it can still play an important role.

Just as Mu Zhixi was about to take a closer look at the character shop, the dungeon matchmaking panel of the eerie game popped up automatically, reminding her that she still had two race placement matches to complete.

[The special race "Ancient Gods" has been detected but is still in the rating stage]

[At this point, I hope readers will remember our domain name 12199.99]

[Remaining ranked dungeons: 2]

[Should I draw from the second placement dungeon?]

Without hesitation, she confirmed it immediately.

Numerous dungeon names flashed across the screen, with the Nine-Star Dungeon barely appearing before being ruthlessly pushed away by the system, finally stopping at a dark red icon.

[Ranked Dungeon: Seven Deadly Sins World]

Overall rating: Near eight stars

[Instance Type: Large-scale rule-based fantasy, puzzle-solving, multiplayer elimination, faction warfare]

[Estimated number of players: 300 to 500 (initial)]

"Nearly eight stars?"

Mu Zhixi leaned back in the soft chair, her expression hidden by white feathers covering her eyes, her pale and delicate face still elegant and serene.

She had originally hoped that she could jump directly to nine stars in the second ranking match, but the system only gave her a near eight stars, which seemed to look down on the Ancient Gods, a newly registered race.

However, a scale of three to five hundred people is commendable.

With more players, the number of viewers on the live stream will also increase. As long as she can make some of them worship her, the faith points she invested will have a chance to be returned many times over.

Mu Zhixi opened the dungeon introduction, which showed seven independent areas arranged in order, with pride, envy, wrath, sloth, greed, gluttony, and lust each occupying one area.

The advantage of this model is obvious: seven crises mean she has seven opportunities to demonstrate her divine power in public.

The drawbacks are equally obvious. In the first few dungeons, she always waits until the players are in danger before appearing in her goddess disguise to bring everyone out of the crisis. The process is smooth and the results are consistent.

But if the same act is performed too many times, the audience will eventually get used to it.

The first time she emerges from the statue, people will feel that a miracle has occurred; the second time she unfolds her six wings, the audience will cheer for her; but when she descends from the sky for the seventh time, people will probably just skillfully move a stool and wait for her to clear the area.

Mu Zhixi would not allow such a thing to happen.

Truly excellent behind-the-scenes workers should know how to proactively create demand; in other words, they should immerse players in a living hell!

After all, the goddess loves all people and is willing to shelter them from the wind and rain, but without wind and rain, how can she provide shelter?

Mu Zhixi politely replied: "That's why we have to create wind, rain, water, and fire!"

Looking at the map of the Seven Deadly Sins Court, she suddenly thought of a rather interesting question.

Can she exist simultaneously as a player and a dungeon NPC?

As a special figure in the Holy Domain faction, Shen Nu Ran arrived early, issued a mission to all players, and then sent another persona into the player team to play the role of a powerful and mysterious figure.

Players openly break the rules, while the goddess secretly adds more rules, and aliases mixed in with the crowd provide timely hints.

When necessary, she can also create conflict between the two sides' positions.

The self on the left issues the task, the self on the right refuses to carry it out, and finally the player is caught in the middle, forced to analyze what kind of cross-generational grudge exists between them.

The left brain attacks the right brain; it's a battle of wits with itself.

The more Mu Zhixi thought about it, the more feasible it seemed.

In her previous life, her favorite creation was a group portrait of multiple characters, each with their own independent stance and conflicting information, so that players could only piece together the truth from the details.