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In the normal world, the network is called the Internet, while in the Dark World, it is referred to as the Dark Web. As long as one possesses a key, they can access the Dark Web. In fact, every country has specialized individuals lurking within the Dark Web.
Ordinary activities in the Dark World are monitored, but as the saying goes, where there is a way, there is also a countermeasure. Beneath the Dark Web lies an even more clandestine network known as the Black Net, constructed by top hackers of the Dark World. Only individuals with a certain status in the Dark World can gain entry. The secrets of the Black Net are the highest level of confidentiality in the Dark World; each piece of information released from it has the potential to shock the world.
Of course, regardless of the world or power at play, there are rules to follow. The Dark World has its own set of regulations, and as long as things do not go too far, both the light and dark sides can coexist in a sort of tacit understanding.
Recently, a game from the Dark World is set to take place on an island in international waters of the Pacific Ocean. This card serves as an invitation to that game, and only specific players can receive it. While the content of the game remains unknown, it is stated on the card that this is a game concerning one's fate, urging participants to give their all. This indicates that the game is certainly not simple.
The invited players are not individuals of high status; they are ordinary people. However, even ordinary individuals would not willingly participate in some random game without reason. The organizers of this game are clever; after selecting specific players, they employ various means to ensure these players willingly participate.
For those short on money, financial assistance is provided. For those with sick family members, help with medical expenses is offered. These gestures are just part of it; the organizers promise that the ultimate victor of the game will receive a reward of ten billion. Ten billion—this amount would entice not just ordinary people but even super-rich individuals.
Moreover, even if one does not emerge as the final winner, every participant will receive a reward of one billion after the game's conclusion. These conditions are too tempting; people often risk everything for wealth. Most of these selected players are just ordinary individuals who cannot resist such an enticing offer.
Even life itself seems insignificant when faced with ten billion; everyone desires that sum. If one could obtain ten billion, not only would they secure their own future, but their family would also no longer need to struggle for money.
Shi Gaofeng, the owner of this card, is an ordinary young man working as a delivery driver in Yulu City. Yesterday, while out on his delivery route, Shi Gaofeng encountered an accident when a delivery boy ran a red light and crashed into his Maybach. The delivery boy was thrown into the air and landed awkwardly, breaking his leg. Shi Gaofeng hurriedly got out of his car and immediately noticed a card that had fallen from the delivery boy's possession.
Shi Gaofeng quickly took the injured delivery boy to the hospital and inquired about the card during their journey. Initially reluctant to speak, under Shi Gaofeng's persistent questioning and generous offer of money, the delivery boy eventually revealed what he knew about it.
Upon hearing this, Shi Gaofeng felt something was amiss and decided to keep the card for himself. He gave the delivery boy a substantial amount of money to ensure he could rest comfortably in the hospital while recovering from his injury. Although he was eager to participate in this game himself, with a broken leg he had no choice but to forgo that opportunity.
After listening to Shi Gaofeng's account, Jiang Chen fell into deep thought; indeed, this situation was quite strange. The people from the Dark World seemed rather bored—luring a group of ordinary individuals into playing games where their lives could be at stake held little value for them.
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