[The fourth natural disaster + historical imagination + cool articles + group portraits + live broadcast + hegemony + infrastructure]
After staying up late and dying suddenly, my soul traveled to a different world where a noble was in ruins. There were only three deserted villages and twenty old and weak soldiers left in the territory. The baron next door was watching eagerly.
I wanted to lie down and die, but I was accidentally bound to the fourth natural disaster system, which could summon Blue Star players to fight for me.
I thought that my fate was stable, but I didn't expect that these ancestors cut down trees and demolished their homes on the first day, sent people to the wilds on the second day, and were nailed to the ground by the enemy as live targets on the third day.
The enemy troops were approaching the city, and my only support was this group of crazy players carrying wooden sticks and shouting "fuck them".
In order to have a chance to resurrect, the player went completely crazy:
He worked all night to build infrastructure, upgrade technology, and make plans to attack the baron's castle overnight. He was not afraid of death and would be resurrected after death.
The enemy army completely collapsed: How could these monsters not be killed? The more you kill, the more you kill? !
Seeing the barren and deserted villages rising up into steel fortresses, and players treating all enemies as wild monsters, Lin Chen felt that he had won.
In three months, all three hundred private soldiers of Baron Crome were wiped out;
Half a year later, the nobles jointly signed a letter, claiming that there was a "monster" in Black Rock Ridge, and begged the kingdom to send troops to encircle and suppress him;
One year, the royal capital was destroyed.
Millions of players gathered on the city wall, holding up their mobile phones to broadcast simultaneously:
"Family! The city is broken! I'll take you to the palace from the first-person perspective!"
The king trembled: "Who... Are you?"
I, Lin Chen, stood with my hands behind my back, smiled lightly, and looked at the crowd of players behind me: "Family members, teach him a lesson."
