Hanjun, being a video editor, understood the importance of promotion.


    Since this was his area of expertise, he rolled up his sleeves and personally took charge, determined to lure—no, attract—yers into the game!


    Gathering plenty of materials from his memory, Hanjun sessfully edited a video and was ready tounch it with a viral marketing strategy across the inte.


    ...


    Lee Cheon-tae, a seasoned viewer on a certain video tform, often enjoyed browsing for interesting new videos.


    Today, he stumbled upon a video titled <<God''s Games Online: The World''s First Holographic Game>>


    Lee Cheon-tae, who asionally ying games, was immediately intrigued by the title and clicked on it without hesitation.


    Despite being a game advertisement, the video boldly stated at the beginning.


    [ This video contains no CGI; all scenes are 100% realistic, and yers can experience them in the game. ]


    This statement instantly caught Lee Cheon-tae''s attention.


    Wow, while other game trailers usually include disimers about actual gamey experience, this one was anything but modest, iming to be the world''s first holographic game and asserting 100% realistic scenes from the start.


    He was curious to see how realistic this game could be.


    Lee Cheon-tae continued watching.


    The screen went ck, followed by a raven spreading its wings and soaring over a deste, charrednd.


    Human bodies and ruined buildingsy scattered, with blood staining the ground in deep ck hues.


    The camera then soared into the sky, revealing a horde of demons marching toward a human settlement, with humans fleeing in panic, unable to resist the onught.


    The raven spread its wings again, revealing another scene.


    Amidst a fleeing crowd, a priest walked against the flow.


    In front of him was the advancing demon horde, while people fled behind him.


    The priest''s pristine white robe stood out as the only figure moving against the tide.


    In a dark church, a poor priest prayed to the statue of the God of Light, but he still received no response.


    The next scene shows a pitch-ck deity who is standing under the blood-red moonlight, wiping his lips.


    Although his face was hidden in darkness, viewers could feel the somber and dangerous aura emanating from him.


    Behind him stood a formidable force of demons, ready for action.


    Suddenly, the viewers heard a weary voice; it was the priest''s prayer who is finally being answered.


    However, the viewers only saw the back of a figure with white curly hair and a golden headdress.


    He leaned against a stone pedestal and sighed, "With my current strength, I can no longer stop the demon race. We need more powerful allies."


    The priest, having received an answer, asked, "But where can we find such allies?"