I Inherited 5,000 Years of Family Property-Chapter 586 - 584 But You Have No Evidence

Many instances of game hacking had arisen in world history, with numerous gaming companies facing severe data destruction consequences, even leading players to suffer significant losses and demand compensation.

However, such invasions were generally within controllable limits as even the most skilled hackers couldn’t manage to destroy the version data and core data of the games.

Banning the accounts of game administrators, though, was unheard of and unseen. A company whose administrator permissions could be arbitrarily plundered was good for nothing, right?

Such an incident had just occurred in Thunder Games today. Not only were the administrators’ accounts banned, but the technical administrators’ accounts had been locked too!

This was just like treating the game as if they had developed it themselves.

What’s most critical was that this was merely a small part of a cheat tool’s function!

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Without the technical administrator accounts, the hundreds of technical staff at Thunder Games were just clueless about what to do—with even the highest authority accounts gone, this almost meant they had nothing to do with the game anymore. How were they supposed to handle this?

But thinking about it more, the opponent was so proficient it was magical; even if they could keep modifying the code, what would it matter? The opponent had a hundred ways to mod the game at will.

At this time, Wang Ling and others had already started a massacre among the players of Dragon Continent in Nin Continent, almost every player had been killed once, and the respawn point was packed with people.

They were all seething but dared not speak. To the left stood an Ultraman, to the right was an Attack on Titan, in front was a Gundam, behind was a Cultivation master, and a Super Saiyan even hovered above.

Who would dare make a rash move in this situation? Any movement from them meant death!

"Nin Continent players have all been killed by us once, now it’s just about destroying their respawn point, and Nin Continent will be wiped out!" said a few from Dragon Continent, who were responsible for the destruction operation of the Nin Continent server.

"Great, let’s finish them off quickly and then go for a late-night snack!"

The Cultivation master drew a sword from his hand, and a 400-meter-long giant Sword Qi slashed directly towards the stone pillar at the respawn point.

This was the most important thing in every battle zone, equivalent to the crystal in League of Legends. Once destroyed, the entire Nin Continent battle zone would be occupied by players from Dragon Continent.

"Boom!" But things didn’t go smoothly, an invisible barrier suddenly enveloped the stone pillar, and the Sword Qi only made the barrier tremble violently without entirely destroying it.

Just then, with an explosion of a dark shadow, a figure clad in an ancient Ninja attire slowly emerged from the black fog.

"The Guardian of Nin Continent! It’s the Guardian of Nin Continent! He’s come to save us!"

"Guardian, the players from Dragon Continent are wrecking our Nin Continent, hurry and kill them, drive them away!"

"Guardian, you’ve finally come!"

The players of Nin Continent seemed to find their backbone in an instant.

Each server’s Guardian was a very powerful entity, and even in the late stages of the game, it required a significant investment of manpower and resources to have a chance to eliminate one.

At this stage, a server’s Guardian was an invincible existence!

"Who are you, daring to invade our land of Nin Continent?" the Guardian from Nin Continent spoke with a sinister voice, "Leave Nin Continent immediately!"

"Hahaha! Yes, get out of Nin Continent!"

"Did you hear that? Leave, or none of you Dragon Continent players will leave alive!"

"No! Don’t let them go! Guardian, they’ve killed every one of us once; we can’t let them go that easily!"

A significant feature of this game was the use of Artificial Intelligence technology, and each server’s Guardian was controlled by AI, affected by environmental and player factors, not merely static NPCs.

"What Guardian? Come out and fight one-on-one!" a Dragon Continent player shouted, tapping on his operational panel on the outside twice. His character’s eyes suddenly gained several red patterns.

"Insolent Dragon Continent player!"

The Nin Continent Guardian coldly spat out a phrase and then slowly withdrew a sparkling Samurai sword from his back.

"Bang!" He exploded into a cloud of black mist, appearing like a ghost behind the Huaxia player, the sword viciously stabbing into his back.

All the players from Nin Continent cheered jubilantly, worthy of being the Guardian God of the entire server, striking lethally in one blow!

Several seconds passed, and the Huaxia player did not die. Instead, he turned around and performed a system-built dance towards the Guardian God of Nin Continent.

"How did he not die?"

"Wait! Look, his health is still full, how is that possible?"

"I have a special item here that allows me to check the opponent’s state, let me see!"

"He... why are his health and defensive power marked as ’???’?"

"Sorry, brothers, to disappoint you!" the Huaxia player typed a long string of taunting words.

"Spicy stuff!"

A massive force suddenly emanated from his body, and within a radius of several hundred meters, all players from Nin Continent were killed again, and that so-called Guardian of Nin Continent was flung far away.

"Susanoo!"

A gigantic shadow that was a hundred meters tall arose from the ground and grabbed the Guardian of Nin Continent in one swoop.

Although a powerful NPC, the Guardian of Nin Continent’s strength was limited, and the power of this cheat greatly surpassed that of the so-called guardian!

"Heavenly Illumination!"

Black flames enveloped the Guardian God of Nin Continent; the guardian couldn’t even let out a scream before disappearing into the black flames.

"What a joke, some guardian!"

The towering Susanoo smashed the pillar that represented Nin Continent.

All players of Nin Continent saw a pop-up on their screens at the same time.

"Your server has been destroyed. You will not be able to log in to the competitive mode of the game until the next season starts."

"It’s over!" The players of Nin Continent saw nothing but darkness, and the area on the map that once belonged to them was now occupied by the totem of Dragon Continent.

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"Quit the game!"

"Trash game, ruins my youth!"

"Boycott the game full of sudden betrayals!"

"Are you managing the game with your butts, letting cheats run rampant?"

Having lost their server, the players of Nin Continent had no outlet to vent their frustrations but to frantically call customer service and rage impotently on the game’s forums.

Michel, the boss of the game company, received this news immediately.

According to their estimates, once the cash system of the game went live, it was supposed to generate billions in monthly revenue, and every season, expected to last between one and one and a half years, was supposed to bring in several billion US dollars.

Now that the game had turned out this way, let alone a year and a half, it couldn’t even last a day. The players of Dragon Continent, wielding powerful cheats, unstoppable by anyone, pressed forward in their attacks!

After 10 minutes, 5 servers fell; after 20 minutes, 17 servers fell; after 30 minutes, 42 servers fell... An hour later, all servers had fallen, and the players of Dragon Continent had achieved the ultimate achievement of wiping out all other servers.

Suddenly, Michel remembered a warning that Zhang Menglong had given him; at the end of their last conversation, Zhang Menglong had asked him if he had heard of "The Twilight of the Gods." Now, he had not only heard of it but had witnessed it first-hand.

With that thought, he immediately made a call to Zhang Menglong.

"Zhang Menglong, was this your doing?"

Zhang Menglong, having anticipated Michel’s call, curved his lips into a smile, "But you have no proof!"