No. 13

Of course Fu Tian didn't open the package. She just gave it a light kick and someone came out of the box.

"How do you know?" Fu Tian asked.

Tang Ji smiled and said, "I guessed."

He naturally wouldn't tell them that anyone who was famous in the circle for a special mission or item was being systematically analyzed by the Fifth Legion. Their actions and the results they produced were then fed back to their brains.

Then track and collect from the game.

Now that the second batch of players has just entered the game, the top or distinctive players from the first batch are mostly gathered by the Guanling Lake. They have no chance to come into contact with NPCs at all, and the probability of guessing correctly instantly increases to 90%.

Fu Tian naturally knew that the other party was not telling the truth, but she didn't care, "So?"

"So, I want to buy these ingredients from you." Tang Ji said directly, "I believe you also know how precious these ingredients are. You can set the price."

Finally, someone added, "You can exchange it with Alliance Contribution Points."

If the first sentence seemed natural to Fu Tian, ​​the second sentence shocked her.

Not everyone can promise to give alliance contribution points, because when the contribution points accumulate to a certain level, they can be exchanged for military positions or special supplies with the legion.

No wonder…

Fu Tian thought about it and finally decided: "I can exchange half of the mandarin fish with you, but I don't want contribution points, I only want the copper coins in the game."

Contribution points were of little use to her, but copper coins were, as she had almost spent them all in the small courtyard.

The two men agreed on a price, each of them got a satisfactory price, and then they went their separate ways.

We had only known each other for a short time, so there was no sense of reluctance to part.

After agreeing to send an email if there was anything, Fu Tian left with Xiaopangyu.

Now the man and the fish have signed a 'contract', which is essentially a partnership. Level experience is shared, and even half of the experience gained from completing tasks must be shared with the fish.

Similarly, half of the experience Yu Yu gains from defeating monsters will be shared with Fu Tian.

For them now, their level is too low.

Apart from anything else, the Spring Temple Festival alone would probably cause chaos, and not all players are easy to deal with.

In the game, there are usually three ways to upgrade: completing tasks, fighting monsters, and playing dungeons.

Needless to say, no player has discovered the dungeon so far. It may be that their levels are generally too low and have not reached the entry standard.

Then the only options left are completing quests and fighting monsters.

Fu Tian brought the chubby fish, named Xiao Yu Yu, back to the small courtyard and placed it in a large vat in the courtyard. The vat was originally used to collect rainwater, but now it was used as a temporary residence.

After all, Xiaoyuyu can't stay out of water for a long time now.

According to him, once its level is raised, it will naturally be able to maintain its human form for a long time.

This is also the difference between wild monster NPCs and town NPCs.

Fu Tian noticed the difference between the two from the very beginning.

With the town as the center, the area within ten kilometers is the main area for the townspeople's NPC activities, and the monster refresh point is ten kilometers away.

NPCs within the range have no levels, only basic character descriptions and relationship chains. NPCs outside the range, humanoids like the fishermen in Guanling Lake, also have no levels, but monster-like NPCs like Xiaoyuyu do have levels and can be upgraded.

At the same time, after Xiao Yuyu and Fu Tian reached a "contract" relationship, the other party also possessed some of the player's characteristics, such as the ability to resurrect.

Fu Tian learned this from the contract, which made her feel a lot more at ease.

After confirming some things, the man and the fish temporarily settled down in the small yard.

In order to make Xiao Yuyu sleep more comfortably, Fu Tian also placed a small bed suitable for his height and some toys that children like in the water tank.

All the copper coins spent were sent by Tang Ji. After the two of them reached a deal, the money was transferred to them by email. This also made Fu Tian quietly become a hidden gaming tycoon.

The richest person number one on the list was also labeled as an anonymous player.

With money, you can naturally do more things.

At first, Fu Tian thought about buying a small house with a yard, but Fishermen's Town is just a small town after all. Although the townspeople are relatively wealthy, it is far from the prosperity she expected.

Thinking that Fisherman's Town was not a transportation hub, and that its information channels and food variety were far from up to standard, I gave up.

She wanted to wait until the 'spring planting' was over, then look for a good place before considering buying a house.

But the task can still be done.

With the arrival of the second batch of players, the veteran players who had obtained official player status in the first batch have become somewhat qualified. Many players uploaded their experiences to the circle, gaining fans and providing a lot of ideas.

Fu Tian went offline because of this.

Because of the special effects announced by the "Life" ingredients, the number of online people in the entire game circle now far exceeds the number of players.

There are many people there who are either trying to curry favor with others or posting information looking to buy food.

Those golden-quality ingredients have been driven up to sky-high prices in a short period of time, but very little information is provided.

Fu Tian also saw people's speculation about the owner of the mandarin fish. Some said it was the one with the highest strength, while others speculated that it was the mysterious player who had previously opened a server-wide mission.

There are also so-called analysts who analyze and rank the top players in the game.

Even Fu Tian herself has won three different titles.

One is the Lucky Saint, one is the Hidden Boss, and the other is the Mysterious Player. They correspond to the initial Holy Light Map, the server-wide quest, and the final "Contract" gameplay.

So these can only be viewed.

In the current "Life" game rankings, in addition to some players who want to become famous and subsequently develop unions, gangs, etc., some lone rangers like Fu Tian choose to be listed anonymously.

This analysis based on the list is even less reliable.

Fu Tian skipped some useless posts and saw a post from one of the new players.

The difference between new and old players is quite obvious, mainly because none of the latter have yet obtained the official game qualifications.

Yu Jiao's situation is different. After all, it is a card given by Fu Tian. She doesn't need to pass any test levels. She can become an official player as soon as she enters.

Fu Tian had contacted the other party when he entered the game before.

The game "Life" is good in this respect, as long as you know each other's names, you can send emails to each other. However, sending things is not possible, and the farther the distance, the higher the postage.

Knowing that Fu Tian loves to eat, Yu Jiao wanted to send some local specialty foods over, but she found that the postage was more than 10,000 copper coins.

In order to test it, Fu Tian also tried to send something to Du Ling Feng Sao, and it only cost ten copper coins.

This is enough to show how far the distance between the two is. In addition, Yu Jiao became an official player through a special way, and she only had 100 copper coins on her, which was not enough to spend.

Fu Tian advised her to give up the idea of ​​sending things to her, as she certainly knew the situation of her sisters.

The profession of psychiatric comfort is actually somewhat similar to that of ancient Chinese doctors, except that the treatment methods and targets are different.

This time, Yu Jiao agreed to join "Life" simply because the ingredients announced had special effects, and she wanted to use it as a research topic to see if it could be helpful for professional treatment.

Otherwise I won’t be able to play.

Therefore, Fu Tian clearly saw that the following post was posted by a new player.

[On how difficult it is to obtain the qualification to become a regular player! ! ! ]

The original poster: I have entered "Life" for more than a day, and have not found any clues to obtain qualifications. It was said that I just need to get out, but now I can't get out. What should I do?

1L: Same as above.

2L: It’s not just one or two people who are miserable. I’ve also studied previous players’ posts.

3L: It’s because there are no post stations now. From this point of view, it is obviously much easier for the first batch of players.

4L: Envy.

5L: I envy you too.

6L: So what should I do? To get out, I went for a walk up the mountain and got killed twice by a monkey. I heard that if you don't die three or more times, you'll be disqualified. Now I don't dare to go anywhere.

…

Next is a bunch of people who are also playing the victim.

Fu Tian took a look and found that the general situations were similar. They were all new test levels without the option of post station.

Players couldn't get out and had to wander around, but no matter how far they ran, they either couldn't go back or were killed by monsters. The last option was to die and start over, which was extremely miserable.

I turned the page again and saw someone advising my compatriots on the sixth floor to die again.

101L: Hey guys on the sixth floor, why don't you go up the mountain and take a look? You might get it if you get killed by a monster. This time the situation is not different from the first time, maybe it's the opposite of what happened the first time.

102L: What the above person said makes sense.

After a few messages, the brother on the sixth floor came out and spoke.

110L: I’m the one on the sixth floor. You make it sound so easy. Why don’t you give it a try?

After that, the two of them cursed at each other and had a quarrel, but there were also some rational players who took pictures of every corner of the village in the test level.

After taking a look at the picture, Fu Tian noticed the difference.

She was so obsessed with food that her first step when she entered the game was to find food instead of wandering around the mountains.

At that time, in order to find food, she wandered around the entire village, and finally found a porridge shop, which was the only one in the village that provided food.

But among the pictures posted by new players now, there are blacksmith shops, tailor shops, houses, etc., but there are no shops that provide food like porridge shops.

The only way for players to get food is to go to the mountains to look for food.

After all, it is a consensus among all players that moving without eating will cause fatigue points to decrease.

But doesn’t it feel strange?

Fu Tian took a look at the pictures sent by the new players. The mountains and plains were full of players looking for food. An entire mountain was almost eaten bare.

When food is scarce and the population is large, conflicts are bound to occur as a result of competing for food.

The game is deliberately creating conflicts so that players can fight each other!

These words suddenly appeared in her mind and could not be shaken off.