There is One New Rule Every Month Globally-Chapter 533 - 362: "...This can’t be my fault, right?"_2

Unfortunately, the effect couldn't be freely chosen, and the prop level was restricted to the lowest Grade E.

Only one could be created per day, and because of the "Faceless One"'s occupational effect, this occupational restriction was exempted, but the requirement to spend 10,000 points to create a prop wasn't listed under occupational restrictions; instead, it was under occupational effects.

In other words,

he could create an unlimited number of random, unique Grade E props each day, but each creation would cost him 10,000 points.

After contemplating for a moment, Chen Yi activated this week's new occupational effect.

A semi-transparent panel shaped like a furnace suddenly appeared in front of him, with a prompt beside it to confirm the investment of 10,000 points. After confirmation, the furnace was suddenly engulfed in flames and began to shake continuously.

Five minutes later.

A gleaming prop popped out of the furnace.

'Prop Name': A Spring Night Is Worth a Thousand Gold (Unique).

'Prop Level': Grade E.

'Prop Effect': Upon activating this prop, you can freely create any kind of beauty you have ever imagined in your dreams and manipulate them at will, enabling you to have an extremely wonderful dream.

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'Prop Restriction': This prop can only be activated in a dream, and only when the player maintains a lucid state during the dream.

'Prop Introduction': "A gentleman talks of deeds, not of thoughts; when it comes to thoughts... there's no discussing them."

"..."

Gazing at the prop before him, Chen Yi remained expressionless and silent for a long time before casually tossing the prop into the hands of Tuberculosis Rabbit, "Here, it's yours. Have fun with it."

This prop was utterly useless.

That's right.

He couldn't expect much from a Grade E prop.

Even though it had the unique attribute of being the only one in the game, it was still useless, and being unique didn't make it valuable, or else people wouldn't mock it as junk.

...

After that, Chen Yi didn't experiment with this occupation's skill any further but went straight to a small island in the Maldives.

The weather was just right.

Neither hot nor cold, and the seawater was reasonably warm.

They visited two or three small islands, and, surprisingly, there were quite a few people in the Maldives at this time, many players vacationing here.

And when they saw Chen Yi, these players expressed their excitement and joy.

Since the arrival of the upgraded game, some players who obtained a vehicle or some other props liked to visit places they couldn't go to before because work and lack of time restrained them.

After the arrival of the upgraded game, they had no jobs.

Eventually, they settled on a small island that looked decent,

They stayed on the small island with no heavy commercial atmosphere, and everything was more natural.

Chen Yi, who had moved his beach chair over, lay on it and casually picked up a handful of sand to sprinkle on himself. After glancing at the umbrella above his head, he nonchalantly grabbed a chilled coconut juice from beside him and sipped it.

Sometimes, Grade E props weren't entirely useless.

For example, he had tried the "Goblin Merchant" occupation again, and acquired another new occupational effect.

'Prop Name': Only Iced Drinks (Unique).

'Prop Level': Grade E.

'Prop Effect': You will have a magical cup, and any liquid poured into this cup will be forced to maintain a temperature of 5 degrees Celsius.

'Prop Restriction': None.

'Prop Introduction': "Theoretically, that's how it should work, but putting certain temperature sensitive liquids into this constant temperature cup is not recommended as the result is unknown. It is best not to attempt this carelessly."

With this cup, you could enjoy ice-cold refreshing drinks anytime, anywhere.

October was almost at its end.

Lying on the beach chair, Chen Yi looked up at Sword Without End and Tuberculosis Rabbit, who were frolicking on the beach, and his lips curved slightly upwards without saying a word, peacefully enjoying the gradually setting sun over the sea.

Other players around were frolicking with beach volleyball, swimming near the shore with little duck floaties.

Some lay in the sand, digging a hole to bury themselves under the pretense of taking a sand bath.

A girl in a bikini kept applying something to herself on her beach chair—it was unclear whether it was sunscreen or something else.

And so on.

There were quite a few players on the beach; some had titles above their heads, and others didn't, while Chen Yi naturally was the player with the most titles.

There were none comparable to him.

On the entire Blue Star, no one had more titles than him.

It was getting late.

The night view of the Maldives was beautiful.

Perhaps, if it hadn't been for the arrival of the upgraded game, ninety percent of the people here would never have had the chance to come to the Maldives in their lifetimes.

"..."

Lying on the beach chair, Chen Yi looked at the scene before him and felt a profound sense of tranquility in his heart.

Before the arrival of the upgraded game, the accelerated development of the internet allowed people to see further afield, to encounter different lifestyles, and to experience more anxiety.

When you're exhausted on the bed after a hard day of work and suddenly stumble upon a video of a vlogger smiling while recounting their Maldives trip, perhaps there's a bit of bitterness in your heart.

After all, why should life be so different for people who are all human?

Suddenly struck by a thought, Chen Yi smiled and turned to Jiaye beside him, "Have you ever found it interesting that the few of us seem like orphans, never having seen our own parents from birth?"