Chapter 91: Afterword: Reflections on Destiny Games and Future Tales

Many players who love MOBA games have undoubtedly played, or at least heard of, Onmyoji Arena (Game).

As someone who has delved into countless MOBA titles, Fox-chan had, of course, experienced it firsthand.

In truth, when it came to Onmyoji (Game), Fox-chan held a particular fondness for the Shikigami depicted within its world.

Each possessed a distinct personality, and most were strikingly beautiful—even the ‘ugly’ ones boasted a unique charm, a delightful ugliness that made them ‘ugly-cute,’ much like the infamous Ugly Buddha.

This marked the third game in the sequence, though the initial five matches were, in reality, a preliminary phase where the Destiny System assessed the ‘quality scores’ of its participants.

Had the esteemed readers already surmised this particular detail?

Even if you hadn’t, there was no cause for concern; after the completion of these five games, all relevant information would naturally come to light.

As for Zhang Da, the patient next door, what further mischief would he conjure?

For that answer, one would simply have to continue reading.

Some readers, it seemed, found it utterly unbelievable that Blade Oni Princess, the newbie woman, had survived.

‘Hmm, well, in truth, it wasn’t so unexpected,’ Fox-chan mused.

‘After all, not every game is designed to have a single victor, is it?’

‘If that were the case, the subsequent ‘Destiny Game’ group would never have come into being, as everyone would be locked in a battle to the death, leaving no room for mutual communication.’

In the forthcoming volume, as some discerning readers may have already guessed, the narrative would shift to recount the tale of a certain persona.

This particular mobile game was one that Fox-chan had dedicated a considerable amount of time to, suggesting that their insights and understanding of its mechanics would likely be more profound.

Naturally, this was the extent of what could be revealed in this afterword; any further disclosures would veer into spoiler territory!

For those intrigued, a new book, ‘Sang Men Xing’ (TL Note: A mythical figure associated with misfortune, often translated as ‘Calamity Star’ or ‘Star of Misfortune’), was available, blending Xianxia and urban fantasy elements.

Whether it would be continued indefinitely remained uncertain, dependent on various factors.

Rest assured, however, ‘Destiny Game’ would be brought to its complete conclusion!