Because of an "accident", Han Ye became a special NPC in the game [Drunkard Swordsman-Xu Yun].
He didn't know why he was trapped, but he knew that he must not die in the game.
As the mission progressed, he unknowingly became the number one person in the service area of Daxia, ranking first in the level list, first in the kill list, first in the combat power list...
"F**k, the first place on the Great Xia list is actually occupied by an NPC? (Black question mark)"
"Nani? Isn't Daxia District officially rated as the strongest war zone? Why is it so weak that an NPC takes over the top spot?"
"Ooo... Shit, the Daxia War Zone is a disgrace to players and does not deserve to be the strongest war zone."
In response to this, the players in the Daxia area could only smile helplessly: "How about you come and give it a try?"
Reader comments
It's okay, but you become the NPC of the game and suck the blood of players in the early stage, and then players can't get anything and they really won't go to you. The NPC's suggestion is to change the front a little bit and give players some rewards. They are all empty bags. They only add favorability. There are no rewards at all and it is really unrealistic to still have 10,000 people.
It turned out that someone controlled the game, and then the protagonist entered and was restricted from doing this and that, and even had to do missions that required death. He was so afraid of being exposed that he wouldn't kill him directly. There were also reports that major corporate families were involved in the game. That woman's family was actually afraid that her playing games would affect the family? What a mess of settings
Personally, I think it's okay. The author should do more [laughing]
It's okay, but you become the NPC of the game and suck the blood of players in the early stage, and then players can't get anything and they really won't go to you. The NPC's suggestion is to change the front a little bit and give players some rewards. They are all empty bags. They only add favorability. There are no rewards at all and it is really unrealistic to still have 10,000 people.
It turned out that someone controlled the game, and then the protagonist entered and was restricted from doing this and that, and even had to do missions that required death. He was so afraid of being exposed that he wouldn't kill him directly. There were also reports that major corporate families were involved in the game. That woman's family was actually afraid that her playing games would affect the family? What a mess of settings
Personally, I think it's okay. The author should do more [laughing]