There is One New Rule Every Month Globally-Chapter 445 - 333: "Anyway, it’s all just some bluffing gadgets.

Zenith Radiance.

An item without a grade, but its effect can indeed permanently enhance any prop, title, or skill.

It’s extremely difficult to obtain.

Only on a few maps, and with a high evaluation chance, does one have a certain opportunity to obtain Zenith Radiance.

You can hardly see Zenith Radiance for sale on the Star Map Market.

Such coveted items would not be thrown onto the Star Map Market for sale. They are often internally circulated within a small circle and are snatched up before they ever hit the market. Only occasionally, some lucky players who get their hands on Zenith Radiance would list it on the Star Map.

They are usually bought in an instant.

Unless the price is ridiculously high.

The prop that Wang Qi had, the one that once made countless Void Monsters succumb to desire, was enhanced with Zenith Radiance. Even someone like Wang Qi, a spokesperson for an entire Starfield, didn’t have too many Zenith Radiance in his possession.

After all.

A spokesperson for a Starfield merely represents that the player has won the Monument to advance the game for that Starfield and possesses the naming rights for the Starfield. Perhaps at some stage, they are indeed among the first echelon of players in that Starfield.

But it doesn’t mean that the spokesperson is the strongest player in that planet.

And it certainly doesn’t mean that the player will always maintain a significant lead in strength and won’t be caught up by others.

If news spread that a Race could continuously produce Zenith Radiance, even planets graded five or six grades higher would not be able to contain their greed. Armies would be sent to exterminate that Race and seize the World Tree capable of continuously producing Zenith Radiance.

"Shh!!"

After being reminded by his companion, the player Little Seven, who had a squirrel tail tucked into his suit pants, also realized the situation. He quickly covered his mouth, carefully scanned his surroundings, and let out a sigh of relief when he saw no one was around, warning,

"Don’t worry, I know what I’m doing."

Just then—

Hiding in the alley, the player standing next to Little Seven, his eyes lit up. He pointed at the Tuberculosis Rabbit passing by the alley’s entrance and whispered excitedly, "Here they come, Tuberculosis Rabbit is here; Chen Yi must be nearby."

"Stick to the plan!"

"Okay."

Little Seven nodded solemnly, clenching his fist and silently pumping himself up inside.

This time, no matter what, he had to make Chen Yi eat the ice cream laced with alcohol in his hand.

...

Meanwhile, on this side.

Tuberculosis Rabbit and Tie Chui walked aimlessly on the streets of Sky City.

As they walked, they couldn’t help but express their amazement.

The torrential rain came quickly and left just as fast, having stopped already.

One could see the traces of rainwater on the ground, but there was almost no standing water, which indicated that the city’s sewage system was extremely well constructed, unlike some cities where one would need to go out on a motorboat whenever it rained.

"Really wealthy."

Tuberculosis Rabbit stood on the somewhat damp curb with a cigarette in his mouth, one hand in his pocket, looking up at these various high-rise buildings in front of him—office buildings, commercial buildings—each probably worth an astronomical figure.

The cost of building the entire city was probably a number beyond his imagination.

Because he had come to understand.

The city was designed with the concept of not necessarily being the most correct, but certainly the most expensive.

For example, constructing a city on top of a swing had no practical need at all; spending a large amount of Points for it was akin to a waste.

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But after wandering around for so long, he had also roughly figured it out.

Many of the city’s skyscrapers were not built by individual players, but by a Race.

For instance, the roach office building they had passed by.

It was a structure from the Chestnut Tree Tribe in the Awesome Starfield.

The entire building was owned by the Chestnut Tree Tribe.

Including the accompanying commercial facilities and the surrounding stores, all were industries of the Chestnut Tree Tribe.

They were used for profit on one hand, and on the other hand, to establish and expand the fame and influence of their Race.

Even the weakest Races could easily afford to build an office building. If a Race couldn’t even come up with the money to construct an office building, then they were on the verge of extinction.

Besides those from the Awesome Starfield, many Races from other Starfields also came here to build commercial office buildings for their own Races.

This caused the cost of living in the city to be extremely high.

A normal player from a normal Race simply couldn’t afford to live here.

Similarly, there were endless streams of tourists from other Starfields or Race Players from the Awesome Starfield who came here to visit.

Li Yi was generous.

All players who spent over 2 million Points could be upgraded to Bronze members, with Bronze members being able to claim a free round-trip travel expense once a month.

You should know, the cost of Points needed for Trans-Starfield Shuttle is not cheap.

Apart from Bronze membership, there are Silver, Gold, Diamond, and Zenith members, among others, forming a complete membership system.

This membership system mainly targets players who travel from other Starfields to visit Sky City.

Those who can afford to travel to other Starfields for a vacation have deep pockets, and their spending expectations are very high. Just let them wander around Sky City for three days, and they would spend tens of thousands of Points.

These people would never praise it as good quality and cheap.

They would only say one thing: a remote and impoverished place.

Some people go out precisely to spend money. The value of things doesn’t matter; what they enjoy is the feeling of consumption.