Good Man Operation Guide

Chapter 91.1

On the computer, a figure dressed in an immortal style robe was meditating, surrounded by two figures dressed in gold glitter who kept sending out dialogue boxes in mockery.

[Arent you the best in the whole service in Stellar Sword Technique? Why are you wilting now? Get up and fight with us if you can.]

[it's the same as the newbies in the newbie village, depending on the system for protection.]

[Hahahah. Whats the use of talking so much? Hes still playing dead.]

[its okay, anyway, I have a lot of time, so Ill stay here and watch today. If he wants to get up and go back to the city, then Ill kill him with my sword and post a screenshot of it on the forum so that others can see how a disgruntlecl rookie killed the so-callecl number one player in the entire server.]

The two men were dressed in glittering clothes, but their words were 100% villainous cannon fodder words. Lin Shiheng didnt bother to pay attention to them. He closed his eyes and carefully looked into the detailed memory and the original world plot.

Sure enough, it was a novel about games.

The only difference was that this was a male stallion-oriented novel.

(TNote: male stallion genre = Shounen harem novels/more than one girlfriend male MC oriented novels. They usually start as underdogs.)

Games, for some people, were just fun and relaxing things, but for other people, they were equivalent to a second reality.

The plot begins with the development of The Immortal Path, the worlds first live-action holographic game by Tianyou Group, in which you can feel everything in the game by lying in the game pod.

The hearing, smell, taste, and touch there were no clifferent from reality.

It was like a second world.

In particular, The Immortal Path was a game about immortal cultivation. In reality, people may be exhausted after a few laps around the playground, but in the game, they coulcl fly with their swords and kill demonic beasts. Everything seemed real. How could people not get addicted to it?

The Immortal Path had two separate open servers, one for normal computers and one for game pods.

The ordinary computer server was just like ordinary games, in which people could only manipulate characters using their keyboard and mouse on a computer. In contrast, the game pods server required the person playing the game to complete a step-by-step mission to upgrade.

For the people in the game pods, the process of completing their tasks was enjoyable because they could visit many beautiful scenic spots that didnt exist in reality, they could adjust their body shape at will, to wear all kinds of beautiful clothes in the game, they could even learn feats that allowed them to leap onto trees lightly, and so much more.

To be fair, The Immortal Pathwas a goocl game even on the computer side, but any gamer who had experienced the game pod server would be reluctant to use the computer version again. When the game first came out, many people were scrimping and saving to buy the game pod.

And The Immortal Path really lived up to the hype, being expensive from head to toe.

The computer side was fine. Although expensive. it wasnt outrageously expensive. However, the game pod stuff was outrageously expensive.

Arguably, the game pod was the best value for money from The Immortal Path.

The price of a game pod that could be integrated into the game world was only 20,000 yuan, but a pet rabbit in the game pod server cost 50,000 yuan.

A piece of clothing cost tens of thousands of yuan, a fruit that increased spiritual power coulcl be 100.000 yuan and then adcling whatever immortal artifacts and divine weapons and so on. The Tianyou Group made a lot of money by relying on The Immortal Path.

Its not like there werent people who were eye-rolling and spreading rumors on the internet about how Tianyou was enriching itself on the basis that The Immortal Path was the only holographic game. The official reply from Tianyou was also very quick.

Its not like youre being forced to buy it, just dont buy it if you dont like it.

They really couldnt help but buy it.

The Immortal Path players were required to verify their identity and finally adjust their face according to their own face. Some people didnt think that they were ugly, so they just logged in as they were. Some people who felt that their face wasnt as goocl as their original face would adjust it to fit the original face before logging in. Few people would want to enter the game with an ugly face: after all, it was officially statecl that an identity card coulcl only be entered once in a lifetime. Once entered, it could not be changed.

It was human nature to love beauty, both for men and women.

The face must be adjusted according to ones own face, but there were no rules about body shape. Therefore, the players in The Immortal Path were all in good shape and with pretty and good-looking faces. They were all beautiful and handsome as far as the eye could see.

With a face like that and a body like that, how could they not buy beautiful clothes?

Its not just girls who liked to look pretty; male players also liked to look dashing and powerful.

Just like the beautifiecl photos in reality, even if they knew that the photos had been whitened, the eyes had been enlarged, and the mouth and chin had been narrowed, countless beauty lovers could still hold the photos and gloat that it was their real selves.

Even if they had a face full of acne in reality when they looked at their smooth and flawless face in the mirror in the game, how coulcl they not want to dress up and take a selfie to show off?

Therefore, even if the Tianyou Group had made it clear that they were in it for the money, more and more players would still settle in the game pod and start the glorious path of giving money to the Tianyou Group.

But there was also a section of the population that clearly had the money but wouldnt give it away.

Although the holographic game The Immortal Path seemed flawless, after all, the technology wasnt complete, and there were still some shortcomings. For example, although it could present a complete worlcl to people, it also forcecl the players to accept its requirements to be healthy.

If the health value of the player bound to the game pod wasnt up to standard, the message given by the game pod was that it was best not to use the game pod to play games. Even if the permission were open, the system would automatically lock the time and only allow them to log in for 2 hours a day. If it exceeded 2 hours, the system would automatically manipulate the characters to log off.

The original owner of this body belonged to the kind of people whose health wasnt up to standard.

That said, he was born with a golclen spoon in his mouth. His parents were both from prominent families, and although they married because of a joint venture union, both were career-minded people with little interest in cheating and finding true love. They were perfectly described as being respectful of each other.

The only affection between them was from being together for a long time. They both had their own groups. It was only natural that their children should be the heirs. Therefore, five years after the birth of their eldest son. they had a second son, the original owner, in a well-planned way.

His parents always favored the youngest child. As a child. the original owner was doted upon, and he himself was so gifted that his interest in the study of science and technology far exceeded his parents expectations.

At the age of 8, he ownecl his own laboratory. Although it was only built by both his parents, who clotecl on him together. it provecl that he had strength in this area.

Everyone felt that he would grow up to be a rising star, both in the business and scientific worlds.

But before he could grow up, he developed a terminal illness.

The most important characteristic of this disease was the pain, which could make people want to kill themselves, and there was no medicine to cure it. In the later stages, even painkillers were unable to suppress the pain. It was clear that even if one was forcecl to live, one coulcl not escape death. If one was alive, one had to endure the pain. Many patients fail to last for a week before opting for euthanasia.

The original owner fell III at ten years old. Prior to that, he had never suffered any hardships, both in life and spirit. He was the pride of heaven, his parents and eldest brother doted on him, and his outstanding looks and talent allowed him to be held in high esteem wherever he went. So, it could be said that he grew up very smoothly.

Having never suffered a setback before, the original owners mind was completely changed by the sudden and dramatic changes.

The pain made his personality stubborn, and the despair darkened his heart. He never gave up on developing a cure for this disease, and the daily pain only made him even more determined to find a way to live.

If the original owner had been the protagonist, his talent and his resilience might have been able to hold him over until he found a cure and finally led a normal life.

But he wasnt. In this novel, he was just a villain with a high IQ.

The main character, who started out with nothing but a face, was penniless.

But there was always such a kind of villain who persistently gave away money, power, and fiancves for the protagonist. In the end, he would even give away his own life and spencl his whole life gloriously becoming a stepping stone for the protagonist.

The original owner was such a villain.

The author set him up with an illness at the age of 10, still alive despite the pain that ordinary people couldnt bear. day and night. Not to show how tough-minded he was, but to explain why a rich second generation who everyone spoiled was such a perverted villain.

Ten years of pain was enough to torment a normal persons mind.

The protagonist had just entered the stage, and he was still a poor student. What can an author do if he doesnt have the money and cant lower the style of the protagonist by letting him work?

Arrange for the original owner to come out and cleliver money!

The Immortal Path was a game that required the player to upgrade one step at a time, while he was unable to be in the game for long periods of time due to a medical condition. The original owner was someone proud: how coulcl he allow himself to be a low-level rookie in the game?

Therefore, the original owner found a substitute- the male lead.

He had always been generous, so he sent money to ask him to help.

The male lead was rich now, but he was still a student. What could he do if he had no friends and no contacts, ancl in reality, he was still just a freshman? Who would care about him except his roommates? What should he do?

Arrange for the original owner to send contacts ancl minions!

The protagonist was, of course, a substitute for the original owner, using the original owners identity and money. The original owner was only online for 2 hours a clay, but for him, who was physically weak in reality, these 2 hours of being able to run ancl jump and even fly were simply treasured beyond measure.

His body in the game was naturally also very willing to spend money: god-grade equipment and all kinds of spiritual medicines and fruits. Every time the store released any new clothes, he would automatically buy them. He might not wear them, but they looked good on clisplay.

The original owner was only online for 2 hours a day because of his health. So, he wouldnt waste time talking to people.

The one enjoying these godly pieces of equipment, various dashing outfits, and the admiring eyes of the crowd was always the male lead, who was online whenever he had the time.

Naturally, the male lead, who was seen by many as a capable rich guy, gained a lot of minions and contacts.

The money was there, the minions and contacts were there. All that was missing was a girlfriend of high status.

Arrange for the original owner to deliver his fiancee!

The original owner had a fiancve, and like him, she was doted on by her family growing up. She was innocent because she always had a smooth life. The two were engaged since childhood, and after the original owners accident. the fiancee clid not express her dislike but always visited the original owner.

His fiancee was like the light in his dark life for the original owner. He doted on her more than his fiancves relatives and almost looked eager to give her everything he had.

The game The Immortal Path was also recommended to the fiancee by the original owner, who hoped that, although he couldnt accompany her everywhere, in reality, he could do so in the game.

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