Primordial Era: My God, this phoenix is ​​too cunning!

It could be said that Luo Yun's choice was both within Lin Yang's expectations and unexpected.

However, Lin Yang didn't say anything. After discussing with Luo Yun for a while, Lin Yang disappeared in a flash.

Next, he will search for more protagonists like Luo Yun, and continue to observe the changes in this new era.

The surging tide of destiny, and the various experiences and data of the protagonists it created, were incredibly interesting to him.

Lin Yang arrived at a place called the "Gods Universe," which is a super-giant universe and a very special one.

Because in this universe, every person, from the moment they are born, can be considered a candidate for godhood.

Just like in the Martial Soul Universe, people awaken their own divine kingdom on the day they come of age.

They also received divine power from the origin of the universe, and with this power, they could establish their own divine kingdom.

That is why each of these divine kingdoms is different; each person constructs their own divine kingdom based on their own ingenious ideas.

For example, some divine kingdoms are inhabited by millions of races, including humans, elves, beastmen, sea creatures, giants, tree people, and even angels and demons.

This is a hodgepodge of divine kingdoms, not much different from the normal universe.

Some divine kingdoms are more extreme, often only cultivating one race. For example, the Zerg have cultivated an invincible Zerg army.

Such a divine kingdom is quite aggressive; it can attack other people's divine kingdoms and plunder resources to strengthen itself.

Similar races include angels, demons, undead, and even elves.

By fully leveraging the strengths of these individual races, a divine kingdom can also develop rapidly.

There are also some unique divine kingdoms. For example, there is a kind of divine kingdom that does not cultivate living beings, but instead creates all kinds of robots to form a mechanical army.

Because they lack the emotions of any living being, the mechanical army's attack power is sometimes even more terrifying.

Such divine kingdoms are often extremely terrifying.

In general, all these divine kingdoms can be roughly divided into three types: one type is completely self-managed and does not need to plunder other divine kingdoms.

This type of gameplay is called "farming" or "development." But pure farming is rare, since sometimes even if you don't attack others, they'll attack you instead.

Therefore, most divine kingdoms are half managed by the individual, which means half are farm-based.

The other half is the aggressive approach. This combination of management and aggression is a common and practical development model.

However, while pure farming-focused gameplay is rare, it does exist. What pure farming-focused gameplay needs most is to find a powerful backer, and then, under that backer, develop steadily and peacefully.

This is undoubtedly possible, especially for some second-generation gods who have the protection of a first-generation god and can enjoy farming and developing their own farms without any problems!

Besides these, there is the most extreme form of invasion-based divine kingdom.

To be honest, this kind of divine kingdom is very annoying, but it does exist and cannot be completely eliminated.

Because among those who rose to the pinnacle of the universe through invasion, several did so in this way.

With such role models as them, there will naturally be no shortage of successors.

The subject of Lin Yang's observation this time was a new god who was playing the role of an invader in the divine kingdom.

This young man is named Zhang Heng. He was originally very ordinary and unremarkable. Even the awakened divine kingdom initially followed a model of half farming and half invasion.

Unfortunately, not long after he began managing his divine kingdom, a system descended upon him.

This system is called the "Supreme Gods System". After it descended, it directly destroyed Zhang Heng's original divine kingdom and then made Zhang Heng rebuild it.

They built a divine kingdom based entirely on aggression.

Within this divine kingdom, the race that the system had Zhang Heng cultivate was an endless swarm of insectoids.

Zhang Heng had no choice but to follow the system's instructions step by step.

First, he refined a mother insect, a reward from the system, and made it his clone.

In this way, one can use this mother insect as a starting point to cultivate other insectoid species.

Originally, Zhang Heng wanted to train engineer Zerg first, but the system wouldn't allow it.

Instead, Zhang Heng's first step was to develop a combat-type Zerg race capable of attacking other people's divine kingdoms.

Even after Zhang Heng trained the first batch of combat-type Zerg, the system issued another mission.

He had Zhang Heng use various means to secretly murder one of his friends, and then, taking advantage of the fact that his friend's kingdom was now without a master, he dispatched a large army of insectoids.

They successfully completed their first invasion mission.

After the first time, Zhang Heng experienced similar situations more and more often, including the second, third, and fourth times.

Meanwhile, Zhang Heng grew increasingly powerful, and his divine kingdom developed very rapidly.

The rapid troop production of the mother insect's clones made him invincible; divine kingdoms of the same level had almost no ability to resist him.

Seeing this, Lin Yang was actually somewhat disappointed with the protagonist.

Clearly, Zhang Heng is different from the previous protagonist, Luo Yun; he lacks a firm will.

Under the system's guidance, they have already completely fallen into depravity.

Zhang Heng now can be described as a puppet tool of the system.

Lin Yang could already see his future; Zhang Heng's fate would definitely be extremely tragic.

After all, while relentless plundering may lead to rapid growth, it will also bring its own calamities.

Sure enough, after some time, Zhang Heng was besieged by dozens of divine kingdoms of the same level.

However, Zhang Heng was no pushover either, and he usually concealed a portion of his strength.

At this moment, it suddenly erupted, and there were signs that it was about to turn the tide.

However, at this very moment, another divine kingdom appeared, a divine kingdom that completely surpassed his.

This time, even Zhang Heng's seemingly endless army of Zerg could not withstand it.

Just as Zhang Heng was about to be overwhelmed and his divine kingdom was about to be breached, the system attached to Zhang Heng erupted.

Zhang Heng let out an extremely shrill scream.

At this critical moment, instead of helping him, this supreme system of gods took advantage of his misfortune and plundered everything Zhang Heng had.

The system transformed into a beam of light, vanished into the void, and disappeared in a flash.

Only Zhang Heng remained, his strength completely drained, lying on the verge of death in the divine kingdom, his eyes lifeless, awaiting his demise.

At this moment, one image after another kept appearing in Zhang Heng's mind.

These images are the scenes from when he usually conquered other people's divine kingdoms and killed them.

Especially the scene at the very beginning where he killed his closest friend.

Unconsciously, a tear rolled down Zhang Heng's cheek.

Without a doubt, he regretted it at that moment, but it was far too late.

"Boom!"

With the fall of the divine kingdom, Zhang Heng met his final death.

This is the end for this main character.

Lin Yang shook his head and also slipped away. Zhang Heng's ending was bad, but it was normal.

After all, the protagonists chosen by these systems are mostly beings who don't have much ability or intelligence.

Only such an existence can facilitate their control. Therefore, these protagonists often fall into the system's trap from the very beginning, getting deeper and deeper.

In the end, when the system revealed its true nature, the protagonists were already powerless to resist.

As for Luo Yun, he is merely one of the many lucky protagonists, a very intelligent one who is adept at concealing his true nature.

In other words, Luo Yun's success was somewhat accidental and unexpected, while Zhang Heng's failures were more common.

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