Saving the World in an Apocalypse-Style Text Game

The Servant of God separated the pages of the Underworld Abyss and used the "Underworld Abyss" Chapter as a tutorial level for travelers.

With the protection of the "Book of Knowledge Illusion," the souls of the demon clan’s monsters could be reborn and revived even if they died in battle, without truly dying.

Since they couldn’t truly die and couldn’t yield any profit, using them as a tutorial level was quite appropriate.

The Knowledge god servant even shared the full access to the "Book of Knowledge Illusion" with Lin Xun, letting him take charge in designing the tutorial level.

Lin Xun thought to himself that although the future ’travelers’ were likely to be seasoned Apostles dug up from the Book of Salvation, using the hellishly difficult seventh Chapter as their tutorial was still a bit too abnormal.

After all, not everyone had abnormal strength like himself.

Fortunately, the access to the "Book of Knowledge Illusion" was really amazing; Lin Xun could use this access to suppress or enhance the demons’ strengths, adjusting the game’s difficulty within a certain range according to the traveler’s own power.

The "Abyss Demon" Chapter was just the first step of the plan; the "tutorial level" was only meant to acclimatize travelers to the somewhat different mechanics of the "Book of Knowledge Illusion" compared to the "Book of Salvation."

The fundamental purpose was still to enable the travelers to produce more resources to work for Lin Xun and to provide fuel for the operation of the "Book of Knowledge Illusion."

Clearly, the tutorial level couldn’t achieve the fundamental purpose; Lin Xun needed more replica worlds to fill into the "Book of Knowledge Illusion" as Chapter levels.

Every time the Book of Salvation sent an Apostle player into another world, it could be seen as a semi-real rehearsal, and although it was a simulation, every path taken would definitely leave some traces.