There is One New Rule Every Month Globally

"..."

The Tuberculosis Rabbit felt slightly awkward as he tightened his belt once more and hastily looked down at the event ticket in his hand.

That's right.

He hadn't gone to the wrong place.

But the scene in front of him wasn't just a bit different from what he had imagined, it was a completely different world.

Just then—

A waiter strode toward them, his face unseen, but his voice was soft and gentle.

"Welcome both of you to Hall 188 of the Silver Party."

"There are ten minutes left before the official start. Please find a suitable table and take a seat. Shortly, a host will guide everyone to begin the activities."

"Ho?"

Tuberculosis Rabbit was a bit shocked and paused; there was a host, so professional!

You could tell it was high class!

True to a game's hosting, it had fully transcended lowbrow tastes, focusing on elegance.

And that was just perfect for him, as he was naturally allergic to vulgarity and had a fondness for refinement.

Soon after they had taken their seats,

the lights in the hall dimmed.

The band on stage also gradually ceased playing, and the entire venue fell silent. Suddenly, spotlights from the ceiling shone onto a man in a red suit who had appeared on the stage at some point.

The man, holding a cane in one hand and gesturing with his other arm toward the crowd beneath, spoke in a voice as soothing as a spring breeze.

"Good evening, ladies and gentlemen."

"I am the host of the Silver Party event in Hall 188, and I will lead you to experience what true paradise is."

"Please follow my rhythm, and I promise you an experience like no other."

"Now..."

Sitting at the round table, Tuberculosis Rabbit looked sentimentally toward the host on stage while continuously stuffing the free desserts on the table into his mouth.

It was all free.

Eating more could mean earning back the ticket cost.

Such a bargain!

Was the Snow Sea Project Team doing charity now?

At that moment, he suddenly heard a familiar male voice next to his ear.

"Good evening, madam. Have you ever heard that beyond this world, there exist immortals?"

"Do you believe in the existence of immortals in this world?"n/o/vel/b//in dot c//om

Tuberculosis Rabbit was startled for a moment. He instinctively stuffed the last dessert into his mouth and turned to look at the next table. Though surrounded by darkness, he still recognized the middle-aged man trying to strike up a conversation.

"Damn, you're that Sword Without End who ran off after showing off!"

"Didn't you leave? Why did you come here?"

Although he couldn't see through Sword Without End's mask, and because the lounge blocked all props, skills, and even titles, he couldn't even see the title above Sword Without End's head.

But that voice was too familiar!

He had just heard it; how could he possibly forget!

"So you ran off so hastily just to make it to the Silver Party?"

"Has the Hehuan Sect started training Sword Immortals too?"

Sword Without End, who was trying to flirt, stiffened momentarily, then, without turning his head, abandoned his current target and strode into the darkness to find a new one.

"Teehee."

The woman who had just been approached by Sword Without End covered her mouth and let out a silvery laugh, her eyes gleaming as she looked at Tuberculosis Rabbit: "Brother, you certainly are a character."

Although he couldn't see her face clearly, judging by her curvaceous figure and those watery, soul-hooking eyes,

he guessed her looks wouldn't disappoint and she was probably in her early thirties.

A tight-fitting cheongsam accentuated her figure beautifully.

Quite the picture of femininity.

"Gulp."

Tuberculosis Rabbit unconsciously swallowed, his eyes struggling to move away from the woman in front of him: "Are we starting now? Didn't the host say to wait?"

"Damn it, I forgot to use a prop before coming in."

Just then—

The woman slowly stood up and walked to Tuberculosis Rabbit's side, her body limp as a boneless chicken foot, and she collapsed into Tie Chui's embrace with a dazed look, lightly dragging her finger across his chest.

"Such a sturdy body could really crush someone to death."

"Yes,"

Tuberculosis Rabbit nodded gravely, "He could crush someone. Come here to me; I'm skinny. If you were really crushed to death, that wouldn't be a joyous occasion at all."

Looking up with eyes brimming with seduction at Tie Chui, who appeared somewhat perplexed, and feeling his body suddenly tense and rigid, the woman couldn't help but chuckle softly, her fingers trailing across Tie Chui's slightly prickly stubble.

Her voice growing increasingly hazy, she murmured,

"My body is soft, though."

"It can take the pressure."

Meanwhile—

It seemed as if the host on stage had signaled the start, and the lights throughout the venue suddenly went out.

Lively music played in the darkness as many social butterflies began to dance to the beat.

Tie Chui's anxious cries for help could be heard in the dark.

"Brother Tuberculosis Rabbit, help me."

"Help your mom."

Tuberculosis Rabbit sat alone on a small sofa beside the round table, puffing on a cigarette he had lit with irritation, engulfed in smoke.

The venue had thought of everything.

There were cigarettes on the table, might as well smoke one more if possible.

Since he hadn't successfully paired up before nightfall, he was left with no choice but to recoup his expenses with desserts and cigarettes.

As Tuberculosis Rabbit was brooding by himself,

a soft and tender white hand suddenly rested on his shoulder in the dark, and the damp breath close to his ear made a woman's voice softly ask,

"Aren't you the one from the Garden District in Yancheng?"

"Hm?"

Tuberculosis Rabbit narrowed his eyes and said coldly, "How do you know that?"

"I definitely know."

The woman's voice was as gentle as a fly buzzing, "I wonder if next time, could you also bring that man with many titles above his head? I really want him."

The next second—

Tuberculosis Rabbit's breathing suddenly became slightly obstructed, a look of shock flashed across his eyes, and he couldn't help but exclaim, "No way, isn't that too damn presumptuous!"

"Damn it! Are you out of your mind?"

"Can't you be a bit more normal?!"

"What kind of people are you all!"

But immediately after, he was at a loss for words because the woman had somehow managed to curl up into his arms, burrowing into his short sleeves and nestling her head into his chest.

Silently and without expression, Tuberculosis Rabbit paused for a moment before bringing a cigarette to his lips for a fierce drag, then pinched the cigarette butt between his fingers and flicked it aside.

"Looks like I have to learn to adapt to this presumptuous world."

...

Time ticked away until it reached 5 a.m.

The number of people killing monsters on the outskirts of the city hadn't decreased; in fact, they were only increasing.

Chen Yi sat on the throne in silence, saying nothing.

With the 100 soldiers he had summoned to kill Minotaur Monsters for him, he didn't need to lift a finger, even if the Minotaur Monsters' profit was pretty low.

Defeating a Minotaur Monster yielded only 2 to 4 Points.

A single soldier could barely defeat a Minotaur Monster; it was often a fight to mutual destruction, and the Minotaur Monster's One Stone Axe coming crashing down was pretty lethal.

At least his heavy-armored soldiers couldn't quite handle it.

It took at least two heavy-armored soldiers to gang up on a Minotaur Monster to succeed.

Although the profit was a bit low, he didn't have much else to do.

A mosquito may be small, but it's still meat.

Moreover, occasionally a small Prop would drop, which was better than nothing.

If only he had a chef with him right now.

He could be eating some hot midnight snacks.

Although food could be bought from the store, it was all basic dry rations; definitely filling, but one shouldn't expect too much in terms of taste.

As for the Life Theater map that awarded the unique global character action, he didn't plan to go right now, waiting instead until the Child's Day event was over.

At 8 a.m., the Child's Day event would officially begin.

Now that it was already 5 a.m., it was almost upon them.

At this moment, Jiaye was sitting on the edge of the throne, legs dangling in the air, her little head bobbing like a tumbler, clearly on the verge of dozing off.

Chen Yi leaned back in his chair, without a sense of tiredness, as he had only recently awoken.

Just as he was about to organize the Props in his backpack.

A sudden double flash of white light appeared before him.

When the white light faded.

Tuberculosis Rabbit and Tie Chui were suddenly standing there.

"Oh?"

Chen Yi raised an eyebrow and leaned back in his chair, smiling, "How was it, did you have fun?"

"Whether it was fun or not is another question,"

Tuberculosis Rabbit wiped the cold sweat from his forehead with a somewhat wistful click of his tongue, "But brother Tie Chui here is genuinely sincere, a keeper.

"At the end of the venue, brother Tie Chui was hugging a woman and wouldn't let go for the life of him."

"He insisted on bringing this woman back for you, Yi, to have a taste."

"In the end, a bolt of lightning split from the ceiling of the venue, and only then did Tie Chui let go and fainted. He's just woken up now, probably still a bit confused."

"Uh..."

Chen Yi looked toward Tie Chui, who was still a bit dazed, jumped down from the throne, and handed him a cigarette, patting his arm and grinning.

"Thanks for the thought, bro."

"You've had a tough trip, brother. Go rest, rest up a bit."

"The Child's Day event is about to start."

"I should head back and get some more rest myself."

Meanwhile, Jiaye, who was slowly waking up at the side, with sleepy eyes, stretched out her hand to pull Tie Chui over, then sat on his shoulder and looked up at Chen Yi.

"Well, Yi, we'll be heading back first then."

"We'll come find you when the event starts."

"Sure, go ahead."

Chen Yi stood there with his staff, watching Jiaye and the others leave with a calm expression.

Perhaps because they both wore strappy dresses, they didn't fly but started walking instead.

Of course, Tie Chui's walking speed wasn't slow either; he moved at a brisk pace.

After watching the two leave, Chen Yi placed one hand behind his back, covertly rubbing his butt and muttering a complaint.

"Next time I'll make sure to get a softer cushion; this Frozen Throne really stiffens one's butt."

"Let's go, still can get three to four hours of rest back home."

"I still don't know what this Child's Day event is going to be."

Afterward, without saying more, he activated his sleigh and, with Tuberculosis Rabbit in tow, shot towards Yancheng, heading straight for the Garden District.

...

"..."

Li Yide watched the scene of Chen Yi leaving with one hand behind his back, a satisfied nod on his face: "Sure enough, those who like to keep their hand behind their back are all a bit itchy in the butt."

"Lucky for me, mine's just fine."

He shook his own Fox Tail with a slight sense of smug satisfaction.

...

In the Garden District, a certain building.

"Where did you go just now?"

A man's voice, slightly anxious and hurried, rose, "I've been looking for you for a long time."

"I..."

The woman, a bit flustered but trying to sound calm, explained in a low voice, "I went for a night run, you see, trying to improve my fitness to face emergencies, right?"

"Feel here, my neck is still sweaty."

"It's tiring, okay?"

...

ps: There will be another update in the early morning.