Jiang Jizhou read the book, but "Treading the Horse" only read three chapters
When he came back, he was sitting in a fast food restaurant with the protagonist group, and had a circular dialogue with the NPC opposite. The details are as follows
"This is the store, it tastes good!"
"You're too kind, the weather is nice today"
In the following plot, there will be gangsters who try to chat with beautiful women but are rejected. They get angry and hurt others, but are stopped by the protagonist.
But the actual situation is: the protagonist makes a brainless rescue, the gangster is enraged, takes out a half-meter watermelon knife from his briefcase, picks up the knife and chops him on the neck
Jiang Jizhou:? Briefcase? Watermelon knife?
Ah? ? ?
He turned around and was reborn. A dog came to him, speaking fluent Sichuan dialect, calling itself System 009.
Other people's systems are systems, but his system is just a teddy?
So awesome
It was learned from the dog's mouth that the gangster was a member of an evil religion and was randomly selecting sacrifice objects. However, the original plot collapsed, causing the protagonist to fail to rescue the hostages and the plot could not proceed smoothly. NPCs like them were repeatedly looped in the plot until the hostages were successfully rescued.
At the end of the science popularization, the character of the protagonist suddenly collapsed, and he started to pretend to be B for no reason. After being kicked away, the gangster raised his knife and dropped it, and he was hacked to death again.
He continues to be reborn and hints to the protagonist to take measures, but the protagonist insists on running away, good words lead to good relationships, and bad words hurt people's hearts. After some painstaking words, the gangster wakes up, takes out a bomb and blows up the restaurant.
Bomb! ?
Jiang Jizhou jumped up and asked Teddy, "Where did the bomb come from!?"
The system barks like a mosquito: [Props.
"His props are both a machete and a bomb, and what I use on my horse is a cucumber!?"
Intention: Don't stick to love, look at the whole world
