Each rainbow light flashing across the sky took away a large number of players' lives, and little blue dots on the map disappeared in batches.
The hard-earned advantage seemed to be about to be overturned in the blink of an eye.
An old saying goes that how much water a barrel can hold doesn't depend on the longest plank, but on the shortest one.
But that's the thinking of normal people; some like to take crooked paths, pointing out that if the longest plank is sufficiently long, the barrel can be tilted to hold more water.
Blame the world for its ridiculous level of technical eccentricity, as Cyberspace has led to an excessively developed network where everything must be connected, satellites included.
It can be said whoever controls the network controls half the world.
And unfortunately, the player's combat power in Cyberspace is far beyond what mortal flesh can compare.
