Others started the server and rushed to the leaderboard, rushed to the first kill, stayed up late to play the copy, and curled up until their hair fell out.
On the first day when Lin Ye opened the server, he only did three things——
Rent land, plant grass, and lie down.
As a senior social worker who was stuck in work just after graduation, he entered "Star World" with a simple wish: not to be the king of game rolls, but to just be a stable player in life. Plant some grass, refine some medicine, sell goods, earn enough game coins, and get rid of the real life of bullies and horses as soon as possible.
But who would have thought that while he just wanted to put them to pieces, the pets he picked up would go crazy first.
The gray rabbit stayed awake in the middle of the night, running around the map grabbing herbs and digging for materials, and even picked up a treasure box when he came back; the black coal briquettes were as soft as a hand warmer, and rolled into the high-risk wild area. When he came back, rare materials fell at his feet; when the small green sprouts were placed next to the medicine field, the entire field's output was doubled and filled up faster; even for the newly picked small ink balls, you can draw a hidden collection point by spitting ink twice, and the resources are delivered directly to your door!
While others were still quarreling over a monster in Novice Village, Lin Ye had already moved a small stool to sit by the river to enjoy the breeze, leisurely watching the pets collecting resources, materials, and profits for him.
Others work hard for a whole day and can barely drink soup;
He was lying down collecting vegetables and basking in the sun. As soon as the herbal bags were placed, players lined up to ask for prices. The game coins came in, and even the living expenses in real life were stabilized!
Lin Ye looked innocent: I really don't want to be a boss, I just want to retire in the game...
All the players were furious: Your family's pension is to let pets destroy the entire server, right? !
Reader comments
The number of words in each chapter is very large, with an average of about 3,500 words per chapter, just like the description of the protagonist setting up a stall in the novel, seeking stability. I feel that there is still room for improvement, such as: what does the protagonist do in the real world, does he have friends, etc., And the protagonist makes money through this game, but the worldview of this game has not been revealed to the readers clearly. The novel has no special highlights or poisonous points. The above is based on my current evaluation of chapter 33, which may be a little biased. Everyone is welcome to comment and discuss.
The number of words in each chapter is very large, with an average of about 3,500 words per chapter, just like the description of the protagonist setting up a stall in the novel, seeking stability. I feel that there is still room for improvement, such as: what does the protagonist do in the real world, does he have friends, etc., And the protagonist makes money through this game, but the worldview of this game has not been revealed to the readers clearly. The novel has no special highlights or poisonous points. The above is based on my current evaluation of chapter 33, which may be a little biased. Everyone is welcome to comment and discuss.