I am a cloud rider.
I have been a cloud rider since I can remember.
Of course, some strangers don't call me Yunqi - they call me a catcher, a supervisor, a city guard, or someone who hunts down NPCs.
Weird title, as weird as they call themselves players.
As a cloud rider, my life is ordinary.
I get up at five o'clock every morning and pick out today's outfit from hundreds of identical pieces of armor.
At six o'clock, when it's time to eat, I would eat at a breakfast shop on the roadside and chat with people who were also there.
At seven o'clock, players will be refreshed one after another, and they will send strange gifts at this time. At this time, I will choose a sentence between "That's great, I like it very much." "Thank you for the gift" and "Thank you, I accepted it." To reply to them.
——Players say that giving me gifts on the eighth day of each month will increase my favorability the most.
——I don't understand what favorability is, but Yunqi pays his salary on the eighth day of every month, and I will stay in a good mood all day long on this day.
At eight o'clock, I officially start working. During this period, I will hunt down every player who violates the public security law until eight o'clock in the evening.
Then I read for an hour before bed and fall asleep by ten without being disturbed.
This is an ordinary day for Yunqi.
Attached is an unremarkable work report:
On January X, a player stole Wang's watermelon and was arrested. During the arrest, several Moyin soldiers who were obstructing law enforcement were killed.
On February
On X, month,
"Wait, wait!"
The prisoner has something to say, I bow my head and listen,
"It's okay for you to beat me when I start the server at level 1. How come I finally reached level 80 and can fight with the envoys, but you can still beat me??!"
Well...
"That's the rules of the game," I said.
As a hunter for NPCs, I should have the combat power to suppress players.
Concept: NPCs also have their own responsibilities