Ming Dynasty: the Fourth Natural Disaster Player Is Summoned at the Beginning.

In the eleventh year of Chongzhen, King Chuang was defeated. Li Mu was seriously injured and fell into coma before being rescued back to Yangjiacun. Just when he thought he was going to die in troubled times, the planar natural disaster summoning system arrived. Five hundred destiny points, twenty-three consecutive shots - a few junior players, ten mops, thirty bottles of beer, and the last shot yielded eight hundred kilograms of corn. Li Mu looked at this group of modern people who emerged from the ground and licked and touched the earthen wall, with veins jumping on his forehead: Is this his trump card to overthrow the Ming Dynasty? The bandits from Heifeng Village entered the village to steal food. Li Mu cut his throat with a knife and summoned the players to fight. This group of "celestial soldiers" fought desperately, resurrected on the spot after death, and before dying, they hugged the enemy and shouted, "Stab him quickly." The bandits were so frightened that they peed their pants, and more than twenty people were wiped out. The players started to get involved crazily - some people squatted in the dry toilet and scraped saltpeter to make explosives, some chopped bamboo to make giant shields, and some hung the captured bandits from the trees and took turns to smoke them. Li Mu stood at the entrance of the village, the corners of his mouth slowly raised: King Chuang, Jiannu, Ming Dynasty - your doom has come. Start with twenty-three players and push across the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.