570: Review and Summary! Our General Manager Xu: Other parts might have been a bit lacking, but the closing ceremony was passable.

Waking up, the sky was bright.

Although he spent one night weaving a grand dream spanning six years and involving hundreds of thousands of people.

He didn't feel any fatigue at this moment; in fact, he felt completely refreshed.

Because as a Dream Messenger, weaving dreams is a form of 'nourishment' for him.

Six years of Jianghu dreams.

Other players gained benefits like cultivation techniques, sword arts, fist arts, blade arts, and so on. Some exceptionally lucky ones were even enlightened by Xu Lu and awakened their own divine abilities.

But as the master of this dream, Xu Lu himself should have gained the most.

Besides feeling more refreshed.

First, last night's 'Chivalrous Journey' dream could still be preserved, meaning as long as he chose to activate it, those players could continue to 'log in'.

It was like a very real game.

Xu Lu himself was the operator, and the players were naturally still players.

Another thing was that Xu Lu, as the Dream Messenger, could summon players from the dream to 'participate in battle' when necessary.

What exactly does this 'participate in battle' mean?

It means he could issue missions to players in the real world through 'announcements'.

That's right!

This time, it wasn't just in the dream world. Any player who had entered the dream could receive 'game announcements' in the real world.

And when necessary, Xu Lu, as the official, could issue some mandatory missions.

"How do I feel like I'm becoming a bit like the Main God Space?"

Xu Lu couldn't help but mutter.

Because in that instant, he thought of the phrase, 'Young man, do you want to truly live?'

Connecting players from the real world to train in an infinite world—isn't this the power of the 'Main God' in novels?

He didn't expect to possess similar abilities after acquiring the 'Dream Messenger' skill.

Although the place where Xu Lu had players train was the dream world he wove.

In fact, for players, the experience in the dream world was completely real.

Even the near-death experience upon dying would be realistically presented.

Of course, since players were in a dream, they wouldn't be truly affected by death; at most, they would just be sent back to the Beginner Village.

This point was also quite similar to the 'Main God'.

Because in the 'Main God World,' Reincarnators also had a chance to revive, though it was much more difficult.

Of course, there were still some differences in their modes of operation.

Xu Lu's dream world was probably about letting players develop freely, occasionally issuing large missions and such, to assist players in growth and progress.

In the 'Main God Space,' the Reincarnators' goals were clearer: forming teams to complete missions in various worlds and earn rewards... "Thinking about it carefully, my first time constructing a dream world still has many shortcomings. First, the leveling system is a bit too simple and crude.

This led to the world not being able to last too long, especially with the Beginner Village only having 10 levels.

Many players reached this requirement at the beginning and then joined a sect to learn skills.

Fortunately, the skill learning process was slightly improved, with most people taking three years to master their craft before descending the mountain.

Then there's the Jianghu section, which also felt a bit rough.

To liven things up, I had to create a Demonic Sect to hunt down players.

Later, I found that these players had no power to fight back against the Demonic Sect, so I added some 'golden fingers' for them.

Things like heavenly gods remnant fruit and so on..."

Xu Lu reflected on his first dream, discovering many shortcomings.

Of course, some of these shortcomings weren't entirely his fault.

Like why this 'Chivalrous Journey' dream had to end after only six years.

That's because one year in the dream was equivalent to one hour in the outside world. Six years passing in the dream world meant six hours had passed in the outside world.

If the players weren't woken up, it might cause unnecessary accidents.

This is also why, at the end of the 'Chivalrous Journey Dream,' there was suddenly a Sword Opens the Heavenly Gate.

Although even without this 'closing ceremony,' players would still wake up.

Because all of this was controlled by Xu Lu, the Dream Messenger, he still wanted his first dream to be perfect.

So he created this ritualistic event.

The result was not bad, at least it left those players stunned, and it was a perfect curtain call for the 'Chivalrous Journey Dream'.

Of course, for Our CEO Xu, it was a perfect curtain call, but those players who had been 'played with' in the dream for six long years were all fuming at this moment... Tang Lin was an employee of a company.

He worked from nine to nine every day, had one day off a week, and received a few thousand yuan in salary at the end of the month.

After paying his mortgage, not much was left, and he still had to cover a month's expenses.

In his situation, he was a typical corporate drone.

Every day at the company, he toiled like an ox or horse, not knowing if he saw a future or not.

However, one day... well, he actually forgot if it was one day or one night.

Anyway, the Goddess of Fortune noticed him, this ox-and-horse, and then he transmigrated... Although it was just a game world, compared to being an ox-and-horse in the real world, he was much more carefree in this Jianghu.

He practiced martial arts every day, and in his leisure, he would visit brothels to listen to music.

Or he would fight and kill in the Jianghu; anyway, he wouldn't die in this game world.

Tang Lin, uncharacteristically, awakened his daring and tenacious personality after transmigrating, and unexpectedly, he did quite well.

He felt that the six years he spent in the other world were much more enjoyable than being an ox-and-horse in that lousy company.

He even had the opportunity to ascend to the Heavenly Realm.

Before jumping into that Heavenly Realm rift, Tang Lin felt he must have been embraced by the Goddess of Fortune.

However, the next moment, he realized something was wrong, because he opened his eyes.

"Open my eyes? Didn't I ascend to the Heavenly Realm? Why am I opening my eyes? And this feeling... why does it feel like I'm lying in bed?"

Tang Lin was a little panicked.

He sat up with a carp-like spring, realizing he had indeed been lying in bed.

And it was in the single room of his rented apartment.

Although he had bought a house, he had been living in a rented place because it hadn't been delivered yet.

He originally thought he would never have to come back, but unexpectedly, after six years of hardship in the other world, one ascension to the Heavenly Realm brought him back.

"What the hell is going on? Didn't I ascend to the Heavenly Realm with a mighty expert? How... could my six years of life in another world have all been a dream?"

Tang Lin's face crumpled.

The thought of having to bid farewell to his exciting Jianghu life and return to being an ox and horse for his boss at the company made him almost go crazy.