The online game set in the era of Lam Ching-ying has launched. From this day on, the first game where in-game currency can circulate at an equal value with real-world currency has officially arrived!
Maoshan Taoist boots? Priced at 200 million?
One wen! I'll take them!
A god-tier skill book, Corpse-Slaying Blade? Priced at 300 million?
One wen! I'll take it!
To stop the zombie invasion, you need to build villages, and the higher your level, the more it costs?
I'll do it all for one wen!
Level up! Level up! Level up again!
A divine weapon for fighting thousand-year-old zombies can be combined and upgraded to increase its stars? Worried about failing?
What's there to worry about? They only cost one wen each!
I'll buy a few thousand first. I'll keep going until one of them successfully gains a star!
Zhang An entered the game and discovered that every single thing he bought cost just one wen...
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Speaking of which, wouldn't Taoist priests know how to draw talismans?
I set it myself and wrote it wrong, but I still work full time. You may starve to death relying on novels.
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