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A Teacher for a Day, a Husband for Life
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In the online game "Wen Dao," there are three mysterious events that have become the stuff of legend.
The first event occurred six months ago during an anniversary celebration hosted by the game's operators. The event stipulated that players could win a mysterious treasure chest by locating and defeating the GM (Game Master) within a specified time frame.
On the day of the event, masters from the five major sects pursued the elusive GM and finally found him in Red Maple Valley. After an intense battle lasting two hours, the GM fell. As the players eagerly anticipated the unveiling of the treasure chest's contents by the five masters, they surprisingly fell silent, exchanging knowing glances without uttering a word.
The next day, all five masters committed suicide, leaving the contents of the treasure chest a lingering mystery. What could have been inside that led to such a tragic outcome remains unsolved to this day.
The second event took place on an unspecified date when players suddenly found themselves unable to log into "Wen Dao" without any prior notice. No matter how hard they tried, they were met with failure. The game's forum was flooded with complaints—some cursed the GM, others blamed the "Wen Dao" bosses, while many condemned the game store for its blatant disregard for player experience.
Amidst the chaos, a mysterious post on Weibo caught players' attention. It claimed, "This time it's really not our staff's fault. Just a little secret: our boss hasn't been home for half a month, and his wife is very angry. The consequences are severe, so to ensure he comes home for dinner, she blacked out the game."
Newly registered accounts quickly spread this revelation: "Please don't doubt it; our boss's wife is indeed a master hacker. If she weren't at home resting during her pregnancy, she wouldn't be acting like such a scorned woman."
The next day, that Weibo post mysteriously vanished.
Soon, rumors circulated that the "Wen Dao" boss was henpecked, while others suggested it was merely a successful crisis management tactic by "Wen Dao."
As for the truth behind these events, it remains a significant question mark.
The third mysterious event is what this story will delve into—
Time: Every morning at eight o'clock.
Location: “Wen Dao” Feng Ba Tian Xia Server World Channel.
Event: Tian Xiao Mi is spamming the world announcement with the following content:
[World][Sweet Honey]: Ahhh! Qin Ye, why don’t you just die? Every day you assign so many tasks. Am I a robotic cat? Am I Ultraman? Am I your maid?
[World][Sweet Honey]: Ahhh! Qin Ye, one day I will make you wish you were dead! You’ll come and never leave! I want to stab you to death with needles!
[World][Sweet Honey]: Ahhh! Qin Ye, you bastard, you scoundrel, you son of a turtle! You are the evil capitalist, the devil who eats people without blinking!
In “Wen Dao,” there is a mysterious event: every morning at eight o'clock, a girl with the ID “Sweet Honey” logs in on time and spams the announcements to curse a person named Qin Ye.
Her complaints are sharp and her thoughts are vicious. Day after day, month after month, she continues this routine!
Sweet Honey manages to come up with new ways to insult Qin Ye every day without repeating herself, leaving players in awe of her creativity and perseverance.
Who is Qin Ye? What is Sweet Honey trying to achieve by spamming these announcements?
This is the greatest unsolved mystery of the “Wen Dao” game!
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