Chapter 1623 - 412: Godlike Play, Meme Legacy_4

Chapter 1623: Chapter 412: Godlike Play, Meme Legacy_4

Snatching food from the monster den’s jaws, completing this near-impossible task.

For a moment, gasps of amazement echoed across the regional channels and nearby team chat channels.

Soon, this video was also posted by players on the forum.

[A new divine newcomer captured the thrilling moment of snagging the first place on the current rookie leveling leaderboard.]

Posted by: NamingIsHard123.

Content:

Fellow townspeople, my squad mates and I were leveling up in the Fallen Star Sea Area and stumbled upon a falling star event.

Originally, we planned to wait and see if we could snag some spoils, but instead witnessed some divine gameplay.

The big shot didn’t hide his name; he’s called "Mist Commander," and he’s the current top scorer in the rookie leveling event.

He lurked by the meteor crater without making a move.

He sprang into action when the chance arose.

First, he reached extreme speed to approach, then a throwing knife used predictive precision to pierce through the monsters’ gaps and hit the target. Finally, he teleported to snatch the treasure and maneuvered deftly to escape with a sliver of life from the monster den.

The whole process took less than three seconds, a dizzying set of moves, seamless in execution, mesmerizing me to a standstill.

It’s only been a few days since the server opened?

That skill, that psychological composure, clearly makes him a future War God in the making.

I’m just curious, why does every batch of rookies yield some fierce generals, leaving us ordinary people struggling?

We’re still fighting for survival, while the big shots on the event leaderboard have started flying and escaping.

We all started in the same scene, how can the gap be so wide?

Complaining aside, I’ve attached the recorded video for everyone to see what true god-level execution looks like.

(Video attachment.)

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A rookie who just entered the scene showcasing such incredible skills left many veteran players on the forum stunned.

Many veteran players can pull off this set of moves too.

But clearly, they lack the precise timing this "rookie" displayed.

More importantly, the veteran players’ smooth operations stem from high-level attributes granting them faster speeds, allowing room for minor errors and even brute-forcing their way to the blood-colored crystal stones.

But this "rookie’s" operation was completed under extreme conditions, where any mistake meant instant death due to absolute attribute suppression.

The timing judgment, skill linkage calculations, and precise control of every step amazed the veteran players.

This stunning display of performing on a knife’s edge left viewers in awe.

Players felt that the assassin stream might just spawn a deity-level player.

While the forum was buzzing about Ye Ming’s complex operation, a player shared a video in the comment section, garnering lots of likes from other players.

"Guys, this fellow looks a lot like the star of a popular video from a while back... I just keep feeling the resemblance (video attached.)"

At the start of this video, it’s clearly inside the Cyber Temple.

A young-looking man kneels before the Emperor’s Statue and then starts the "bang bang bang" kowtowing ceremony.

The whole process shows his forehead hitting the ground hard.

There are even faint traces of blood splatters visible... When the young man lifts his head, his forehead is entirely red, blood flowing down his nose, yet his eyes remain exceptionally resolute, even showing respect.

The video isn’t long, but the impact is huge.

The comments below the video erupted:

"Damn?! This guy is going too far for qualification, is he wishing or hurting himself... Speaking of sincerity, why doesn’t he kowtow to the Star Network? Maybe Star Network could see his earnestness through the surveillance."

"Brother Emperor Zhao: Got it got it, stop kowtowing or I’ll send you cheats (Chi Tu slamming the desk.jpg)"

"I was wondering why his moves were so godly, did Emperor Zhao truly intervene? If effective, my brother still lacks qualification, should we let him try next time?"

"Looks like the shortcut to qualification is self-sacrifice through blood, a hardcore individual indeed."

"The protagonist of the kowtowing video is the top scorer featured in the video shared by the thread starter. It’s not just a resemblance, it’s exactly the same, verified as cheating via kowtowing."

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This video added a layer of humor to Ye Ming’s divine-level exploits.

Forum players never expected.

This ruthless, precise assassin stream big shot had such a quirky and crazy side.

Soon, an emoji called "Devout Kowtow" was freshly released.

Its download count topped the weekly emoji leaderboard.

In various comment sections, players used the emoji to "bang bang" kowtow.

For instance, when a research party big shot published a highly valuable dungeon strategy post, a long line appeared below:

"Kowtow to the big shot (Devout Kowtow.jpg)."

"The strategy is helpful, received by my bow (Devout Kowtow.jpg)."

"Thanks for sharing, a respectful kowtow before you (Devout Kowtow.jpg)."

Ye Ming’s sincere kowtow video clip was thoroughly played around with by forum players.

Opening popular threads would undoubtedly reveal the scene of Ye Ming’s kowtows.

Reborn as a player, Ye Ming’s first forum fame came from his mesmerizing kowtowing ceremony.

Compared to thrilling operations that might be buried with time, the legacy of an emoji is evidently more vibrant.

Years later, few players might recall the spectacular treasure snatch by the Mist Commander in the Fallen Star Sea Area.

But the "Devout Kowtow" emoji might continue to thrive as a unique forum community culture, active in countless player chat windows and comment sections.

Whenever a new big shot arises, or a new legendary post appears, this emoji will surface again, carrying the mockery, respect, and joy of generations of players, passed down endlessly.