Chapter 132 - Division Extra for book friend Jue Ying Xuan Tian 36th update

“So awesome!

When will I ever be this strong in combat skills.”

“To challenge beyond one’s class and even take on two at once, truly worthy of being the top expert.”

Su Mo glanced at the KIP estimated combat value rating, which had an overall combat evaluation of 953.

(This score only represents personal opinions and guesses.)

Initially, Su Mo’s KIP estimated combat value rating was just 342; it increased later on, but only to 367 at best.

That gap is pretty big…

The second-ranked person’s score is 948, not far off from the first place.

But the identity of the person in fourth place took Su Mo by surprise, it’s someone from the Dawn Group.

Unfortunately, it’s not Qian Chengxue but a man named Ye Wuheng.

Ye Wuheng

Identity: First Legion Commander of the Dawn Guild, eldest son of the White Dragon Family of the Five Dragon Heads.

Height: 178

Weight: 65

Individual Equipment: Second-generation Mechanical Armor · White Frost.

Mecha: Second-generation Mecha · Radiant.

Su Mo continued scrolling down, until reaching the bottom of the list.

Among the twenty members listed, Qian Chengxue’s name was absent.

This means the author doesn’t rate Qian Chengxue highly, and those listed are likely able to defeat her.

Of course, this isn’t absolute—it can only serve as a reference, as nobody has faced off against each other in person yet.

The list’s author could only use existing data to analyze and rank the players.

Just thinking about so many top-tier experts, Su Mo suddenly felt his blood boil, finding it even more interesting.

Su Mo opened the second hottest post, and to his mild surprise, it was a map thread.

At the top of the post, there was a huge blank map.

The original poster was actively calling on all players to contribute regional maps of their location to help build a complete world map together.

You could see many regional maps filling up the vast blank space on the map.

However, these regional maps were not yet put together, appearing very scattered.

It seemed, just as Su Mo had guessed, the world map had been wiped.

Otherwise, such a map should have been easy to find.

It might be covering up something.

Scrolling further down, there were player comments, with quite serious disagreements.

“Is the original poster a philanthropist or what?

Why the hell should I contribute my regional map?

If you want a map, pay up.”

“The original poster is a good person, here’s a good person card for you.”

“I greatly admire the original poster’s actions; he truly is someone with ideals and ambition.”

“I don’t recommend doing this.

What if those providing maps get targeted by people with ulterior motives?”

Su Mo continued to browse through posts, with players sharing the various wonders and strange sceneries they encountered within Star Ring.

Some even caught a blurry snapshot of a colossal creature, which by its silhouette, was at least several hundred meters tall.

Of course, there was also a ridiculously viral post with a straightforward title: seeking revival through a Spark, willing to offer myself in return.

The view count had exceeded a hundred million, and there were countless replies.

The post was made by a male player, who shared a selfie.

And don’t you know, the guy was really good-looking, with fair and clean skin, appearing soft and delicate.

Immediately, numerous girls left comments below.

“Sisters, let’s crowdfund and take him…”

“Such a handsome guy.”

Of course, that wasn’t the most important thing.

If it were just that, this post wouldn’t have been so popular.

The main thing was a reply from the post’s author that came later.

“Thank you all, I have successfully resurrected, and I’ve found true love.”

Attached to the reply was a photo, which showed the handsome guy intimately hugging a rich lady who weighed around three hundred pounds.

Numerous male compatriots responded.

“Brother, not to criticize you, but your body can’t handle this, and you won’t be able to hold on to her.

Take my advice and pass her contact information to me.”

“Shameless guy above, listen to me, don’t give it to him, please pass it to me…”

Su Mo’s mouth twitched as he continued scrolling down.

Many of the posts below were about collecting items, and the ones about collecting sparks were particularly popular, though there were very few transactions.

With over a hundred million players, the number of transactions could be counted on one hand, indicating just how scarce these things were.

According to the latest post from a player showing off their loot, the price of sparks had doubled, hitting around 2 million each.

Suddenly, Su Mo’s expression froze slightly as he saw a very popular post, and most importantly, the title of the post clearly read.

“The debut of the first-ever Vanguard Class battleship ‘The Crane Orchid’, a mysterious rookie takes on thousands single-handedly!!!”

Whether this was true or false still needed verification.

After all, anyone could brag, and anyone could write an eye-catching topic.

Su Mo clicked in, and the post contained three videos.

In one of them, ‘The Crane Orchid,’ with all guns blazing, launched missiles that obliterated Red Bay Base’s harbor, its firepower utterly explosive.

The entire harbor at Red Coral Bay Base was leveled, and all the monsters inside were wiped out.

Another video showed carpet bombing of the northern region of Dawn City, which was just as spectacular.

Millions of players commented below.

“This firepower is awesome!”

“Heaven!

Can anyone tell me how much money was burned in that one attack?

So wasteful, better to give the money to me.”

“A Vanguard Class battleship…

I haven’t heard of any guild within our country having a corresponding ship to contend with it.

If we really had to pick someone who could rival it, it would probably be the ‘Warhammer,’ that is about to be acquired by the M country.”

Additionally, there was a brief classification of battleships.

Standard Battleship (diesel-powered)

Nuclear-Powered Battleship (nuclear fission-powered)

Vanguard Class Battleship (main cannon upgraded to beam cannon)

Fortress Class Battleship (heavy tonnage, high firepower, high defense)

Flagship (main battle ship)

Having briefly browsed through it, Su Mo had gained some understanding of the classes of ships.

He then looked at the last video, his expression revealing an odd sense of weirdness.

Wasn’t this his own video?

How had it ended up online?

The video showed an Azure Mecha wreaking havoc inside a base, wildly drawing the aggro of all monsters and attacking a General Level Type II Kazami at the shipyard, capturing the attention of all monsters.

From a third-person perspective, the scene was incredibly impressive – a dark mass of monsters chased after the Azure Mecha from all directions, as it frantically slew the onrushing horde.

But the more monsters it killed, the more appeared, making viewers’ hearts race and giving the impression that the Azure Mecha would be swallowed by the monsters at any second…

Su Mo scrolled through the replies, even more surprised to see that players were fiercely arguing after watching!

A few replies stood out thanks to a high number of likes, pushing them to the top.

“What kind of trash skills to dare to post on the forum?

Look at the wide range of attacks, the exaggerated step size, running around everywhere without a plan, with such skills, what is there to brag about?”