I Ask You to Be the Bottom Four-Nine, and You Kill the Enemy to Increase Your Attributes.

The big boss seizes the field, and the fellow players step on the boundary, forcing them to have no way out. The only way to survive is the boss's personal promise: You won't have to pay a single cent for the territory you grabbed with your skills. Xiaoming Street was guarded by more than fifty people from the Heyi Gang. He only had four brothers and a system. The rules of the system are simple: kill enemies and increase attributes. Five-person kills will add 0.2 Points, and seven-person kills will add 0.1 Points. The higher you go, the stronger the player will be. One sword exchanges one inch for attributes, and one layer of trump card is revealed in one battle. But He Yi is not a bad guy on the street. Fei Bo has a knife and someone in his hand. When the real fire comes, even five people can't fill it. So what Hong Renjun wants is not to fight hard. He wanted a hundred people to stand behind him to support the scene, he wanted Dog Wang Biao to acknowledge his promise in front of everyone in the mahjong hall, and he wanted to force Fei Bo to choose for himself - to show off his horse, or to fight one another. As long as the opponent dares to order people to play, he will dare to fight one after another until the system jumps to the achievement, until the attributes are maxed out, and until Xiaoming Street changes his surname. The place was taken away? Then snatch it back with your own hands. Does the boss want to see him die? Then let him open his eyes and see clearly what the bottom layer of the four-nine swords were cutting out. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.