Qianyue looked at the little camel.

The little camel also looked at her.

The long and thin eyelashes blinked, and then the little camel made another purring sound, stretched out its head and rubbed Qianyue's face coquettishly.

The latter was stiff all over.

I feel very... confused.

Half a minute later, Qianyue finally realized that something was wrong.

You said the little camel is a camel?

It is.

But if you really think about it, it's obviously not the kind of camel that players want.

Other props have been patched to some extent to indicate their specific conditions, but there is nothing behind the camel.

When most players see a camel, their first reaction is probably a tall and big camel that can be ridden or used for transportation.

But in fact...

The difference between the real thing and the imagination is more than just one model.

Game Planning Team: An adult camel is too cheating, how about a baby? Never mind, I'm afraid we'll be bombarded with complaints after the dungeon ends, so let's just give it a baby!

Little Camel: So what did I do wrong?

Outside the game.

I heard that the "Ten-Day Plan" will launch game live streaming today, and those who didn't get a spot in the internal test have already logged onto the official website.

The original registration code had a total of 5,700 places available. As of now, there are still 1,327 people alive, which means that in the first four copies, more than a thousand people died in each copy.

Most of the remaining players have certain strength/effort/luck.

However, even so, there are not enough camera positions.

Fifty fixed cameras plus fifty random cameras, a total of one hundred cameras and one hundred live broadcast rooms. Each live broadcast room offers both first-person and third-person perspectives.

Viewers can choose to click into the numbered live broadcast room, or directly select the official channel at the top.

There are four live broadcast rooms in the official channel. The first three are played in order of real-time popularity, and the last one is a random live broadcast room that switches every five minutes.

However, because too many splits in the picture will affect the viewing experience, the official channel only provides a third-person perspective.

At nine o'clock in the morning, all players had finished their preparations and loaded into the game. The live broadcast began on time.

…

“It’s started, it’s started!”

During an open class at a university, several girls in the back row were a little restless.

The lecturer glanced at the students when he heard the sound, and they quickly restrained their expressions, supported their faces with one hand, and looked at their noses with their eyes and their hearts with their noses.

But if someone passed by at this time, they would find that there was a miniature optical computer placed in their textbooks.

The picture is not big and can be blocked by the book.

This group of people propped up their faces with one hand, just to block their headphones. Sitting in the middle was a girl named Qi Yeyun.

The young ladies around her started squatting and live streaming under her inspiration.

However, Qi Yeyun is a little different from other ordinary audiences. She used to be a player of "Ten Day Plan", but she didn't make it through the third copy and was eliminated.

When she discovered a live broadcast event on the forum, she quickly added the live broadcast to her to-do list. Now, when she saw the familiar logo flash across the screen, she was actually a little excited.

Soon, the screen loaded.

Because it has just started, there is no such thing as popularity, and the four live broadcast screens are all random.

A few minutes later, the top three positions changed, with a tall and thin professional gamer in first place.

He was lucky enough to land near the oasis. Judging from the comments, he seemed to be a well-known professional player.

This player named Wu Xingyuan is probably a skilled broadcaster who has done a lot of live broadcasts before. Even if he can't interact directly with the audience, he can still talk for a long time.

When Qi Yeyun clicked on it, it happened to be the "choose three from fifteen" section.

From the first item to the last, the player gave explanations or made jokes about each one, and it was obvious that he had put in some effort in private.

She thought to herself: No wonder he is so popular.

Qi Yeyun went to see the second place.

This person's approach was similar to the first one, so she didn't pay much attention to him. She just looked at him for two seconds and skipped over him.

The third one is a white and plump female player with a pleasing appearance.

However, her luck wasn't great, and she was transported to a deserted area with no other players around. But she managed to use her stand-up comedy skills to get herself to third place, with the comments filled with "hahahahahahahahaha".

The random shot in the lower right corner captured a group of players talking, seemingly discussing cooperation, but judging by their stalemate, it was estimated that there would be nothing interesting to see in the short term.

A sister in the dormitory group sent a message:

— "Yeyun, where's that good-looking NPC you mentioned? Which livestream is he in?"

— "Yeah, I'm looking for that too. I want to see some handsome guys."

— “A lot of people on the forums are praising her divine face, so today I’m here to see just how divine she really is!”

Qi Yeyun: “…”

She wanted to say that the game had only started for a few minutes, so how could the Duobao merchant appear so early, but the sisters next to her had already started to refresh other live broadcast rooms. Qi Yeyun simply exited the official channel and refreshed the live broadcast room.

Fortunately, with the advancement of technology, the cover of the live broadcast room is not static, but a real-time picture. She can see the current live broadcast picture clearly without having to click into the room, but she can't hear the sound.

Qi Yeyun flipped through the pages bored.

At this moment, the "choose three from fifteen" phase has almost ended, and most players have started their desert journey. The screen content is all yellow, as if they have entered some yellow station (bushi

At this moment, a sudden black appeared on the screen.

What the hell? This camera is black?

Seeing that there seemed to be more comments, Qi Yeyun suddenly became curious and clicked on it...

It was still pitch black.

If there weren't options like sending barrages below, Qi Yeyun almost thought he was stuck on loading the web page.

What's wrong with this lens? Is the moon star ug?

Qi Yeyun was confused. At the same time, several comments passed through the live broadcast room, expressing the same confusion as her.

"Am I stuck?"

"What's going on in this livestream? It's pitch black, and looks incredibly scary."

"Something went wrong. Should we submit it to customer service?"

After waiting for two seconds and still no response, Qi Yeyun was about to exit, but at this moment, another barrage appeared on the screen.

"Bian Zhouzi: There's a surprise when you open the third-person perspective."

surprise?

Qi Yeyun was stunned. This was her first time entering a numbered livestream, so the default perspective was first-person. Other options included third-person perspective, or a mix of both.

She found the perspective switch button in the lower right corner and clicked "Third Person Perspective".

The next second, the image changed. The black that had originally filled the entire screen quickly shrank—yes, shrank.

It was as if someone pressed the zoom key, and the four corners shrank towards the center at the same time, and then turned into something like a piece of "cloth".

The sides of the "cloth" were held down with rocks or buried in the sand. Almost in the middle stood a small camel, propping up the entire shed with its back.

But precisely because of this, it had no choice but to stand motionless in the sand, looking silly and innocent.

A minute passed, and if the little camel hadn't blinked, the live broadcast room would have looked like a still picture!

Qi Yeyun: “…”

She couldn't help but type and send a barrage of comments, asking: "What's going on?"

After browsing so many live broadcast rooms, the other players were either on their way or preparing to leave. Why were there still some people standing still?

Probably because the operation was too outrageous, the number of viewers in this live broadcast room was pitifully small.

The three people who came in together before should have left. Now there are only five people including Qi Yeyun.

No one responded in a short time, so Qi Yeyun opened the sidebar to look at the historical comments.

As expected, there are many people who have the same doubts about the live broadcast room as her.

In the first few minutes, there were quite a lot of people in the barrage, talking about all kinds of things.

But about five minutes ago, the direction of the barrage suddenly changed.

"What is this person doing?"

"What a poor camel! She doesn't want to set up camp, does she?"

"I see other players are working hard to get through this. This guy couldn't have given up on the dungeon simply because it was too difficult. Haha."

One minute later——

"He went in? He just went in like that?! I was just watching for nothing?"

"Am I stuck? Why isn't she moving?"

"Emm, is this considered passive resistance?"

Two minutes later, the barrage was full of “???”

Three minutes later, the barrage only contained a bunch of “…”

Four minutes later... no more four minutes later!

From then on, except for people like Qi Yeyun who were curious and were deceived by the small window, there were basically no viewers speaking in the barrage.

Qi Yeyun: This is too boring.

She was about to leave when the person who had replied to the message suddenly appeared again.

"Boatman: He's resting."

rest?

Survival game, broad daylight, rest?

Qi Yeyun was stunned, and she suddenly remembered: when she participated in the activities of the Outdoor Cycling Association before, it seemed that a senior had told her that in order to conserve energy as much as possible in the desert, it was best to rest during the day and move forward at night.

It's just that riding on desert roads is quite dangerous, so she hasn't tried it yet.

But even so...

Isn't this a survival game? The other players are desperately rushing to get there. Isn't he afraid that during his rest time, others will have already snatched away all the resources in the oasis?

Qi Yeyun suddenly felt complicated.

However, during the live broadcast, players could not see the content of the barrage, so no matter how anxious she was, she could not interfere with the player's behavior. She could only watch the man continue to hide under the "black cloth" to rest.

Qi Yeyun watched for a few more minutes, but the man still didn't move.

Occasionally, two newcomers would come in, take a look, and then quickly leave. The number of spectators remained at five.

Qi Yeyun couldn't help but ask, "Is there really someone watching? Could it be a robot?"

"Pian Zhouzi: No."

"Eating 300 lychees a day will give you a sore throat: alive."

"Hou Li: I'm watching."

"Dajuweizhong: What's the matter?"

It's really an audience...

Qi Yeyun paused. Since these people were so persistent in staying in the live broadcast room, it meant they probably had some real skills. So she asked: Is this player very good?

However--

"Eating 300 lychees a day will give you a sore throat: This livestream is relatively quiet, perfect for background music while you're working on your homework."

"Hou Li: My instructor sent me a link, I couldn't help but read it."

"Daju Weizhong: I don't know. I just went to do something and forgot to switch to the live broadcast room."

After saying that, Daju Weizhong exited the live broadcast room.

The number of people in the live broadcast room suddenly dropped to four, and Qi Yeyun was completely bewildered. Meanwhile, the player who was the anchor was still resting in the tent, completely unaware that she had lost another viewer.

At this time, Bian Zhouzi, who initially prompted Qi Yeyun to switch perspective, appeared again.

"Bian Zhouzi: This player is quite good. You can watch the replay of his last few minutes and you'll see."

Yes, is that so...

Probably because he realized that there was nothing worth filming in this live broadcast room, the camera changed its angle slightly and met the innocent eyes of the little camel.

From this angle, you can see through the gap that there is a person hiding under the "black cloth".

Qi Yeyun suddenly remembered that in the second copy, there was also a woman who used animals in this way.

Is this the boss's strategy?

Qi Yeyun was somewhat moved by what Bian Zhouzi said, so he simply clicked on the playback function and dragged the progress bar to the beginning.

Thinking that this person started to rest right after the start of the game, Qi Yeyun immediately imagined the image of a middle-aged man with a fat and thin figure.

Unexpectedly, when the camera turned around, she was dumbfounded——

"Fuck!" Qi Yeyun stood up from his seat.

Isn't this the boss who helped her take off in the second instance? !

However, despite his excitement, the next second, Qi Yeyun suddenly realized that something seemed to be wrong.

The little sister next to her was frantically pulling at her clothes, motioning her to sit down.

At the same time, a devilish voice came to Qi Yeyun's ears:

"Student, do you have any objection to the knowledge point I just talked about?"

Several young ladies nearby couldn't help but touch their foreheads, and Qi Yeyun's heart also skipped a beat.

She raised her head stiffly, facing the attention of the whole class, and met the lecturer's gaze.

She smiled awkwardly: "Teacher, what you just said was so good. It really gave me a wake-up call..."

It was almost noon when the lecture ended, and the girls in the dormitory were discussing what to eat. However, the moment Qi Yeyun left the classroom, she quickly took out her laptop and logged into the live broadcast room.

As expected, she had been gone for nearly half an hour, and there was still no movement in the live broadcast room. However, the number of viewers had returned to five.

"Big Orange is the most important: I went out and looked around, and I found that this is the best place to slack off at work."

Qi Yeyun: “…”

She continued to watch the replay.

At that time, the live broadcast had just started, and there were still quite a few people in the live broadcast room. Qianyue was especially good-looking, and even with a magic face scarf, she still couldn't hide her heroic spirit.

"Yuexing: Missy looks so handsome, I love you."

Qianyue lost sight of the barrage and turned to walk away. She stopped only after she could no longer see the other group of players, and then...

Kneeled down on the spot.

"What is this operation?"

"I'm confused. Are you having trouble walking?"

"Hou Li: Walking for long periods of time in the desert is very damaging to your knees. Kneeling down during breaks can save energy and effectively prevent you from getting sucked into quicksand. (PS: This is what my instructor taught me, I haven't actually put it into practice.)"

Qi Yeyun: So that’s how it is.

She didn't know why, but just a few minutes ago, Qi Yeyun was still doubting whether this player was reliable. But after seeing Qianyue's face clearly, she couldn't question anything he did.

The boss always has her reasons for doing things!

Sure enough, when it came to "choose three from fifteen", the other party showed off invisibly.

"My shovel is no match for my tactical sword."

"War.Tactics.Army.Knife: Laxative, I've fainted in the toilet crying."

"Compass, lost needle. I'm dying of laughter."

"The mirror is asking for help, but I don't need it—listen, is this what a human being says?"

As for the "Desert Adventure Manual" that was snapped up in other live broadcast rooms?

"All the knowledge is in my head." Qianyue paused, a look of disdain on her face, "Maybe what you wrote is not as complete as I remember."

…

The barrage exploded.

But it wasn't an explosion in the positive sense.

Many people said:

"You can boast without worrying about your tongue."

"You're such a good pretender."

"I originally had a good impression of her because of her face, but when she opened her mouth... emmm, the worldly flavor is too strong."

"+1 Versailles!"

…

Later, Qianyue took out a black tent gauze from her bag, set up a tent using the hump of the little camel, and hid in the shelter to rest. The curses in the barrage suddenly became more fierce.

"Damn it, I'm completely stunned. You think you can have a fixed camera for this?"

"+1, are the officials blind?"

"The camel is really miserable."

Hou Li, who had claimed to have been introduced by the instructor, had tried to explain that this was the correct way to conserve energy, but no one listened. Instead, the people started cursing even harder.

The false prosperity that Qi Yeyun had seen before was created by these barrages.

Until later, the group of people probably saw that Qianyue had not moved, and after staying for a while, they felt bored and finally left cursing.

Qi Yeyun was so angry that he was about to burst into flames.

"These people are blind!"

"What do you mean you're blind? Have you found that so-and-so?"

The little sister next to her thought that she was watching the live broadcast in a hurry because she was going up to find Duobao Merchant, so she hurriedly came to her screen and shouted that she wanted to watch it.

But when she looked out, she only saw a cute little camel and a tent so simple that it could hardly be called a tent.

The girl was stunned, "What is this?"

Performance art?

Qi Yeyun replied meaningfully: "The boss's happy hometown."

———

Qianyue was completely unaware of the bloody situation in the live broadcast room.

I don’t know why someone gave her little tent the title of “Happy Home”.

Because Qi Feng had told her before that "just carry out normal activities in the game", Qianyue naturally went to sleep according to her own ideas, and almost forgot about the matter of starting the game live broadcast.

The desert's daytime temperatures were too high, and the situation was unpredictable. Any rash action would only waste energy and supplies. Plus, today was the first day of the game, so who knew how chaotic the map would be.

So Qianyue took out the black tent yarn from her backpack with peace of mind and used the little camel's body to build a simple shade tent.

New dungeon house achievement√ (1/1)

Although Qianyue calls this thing "black tent yarn", it is actually not a kind of cloth, but a layer of plastic net, the scientific name of which is "sunshade net".

It was just that from a distance, this thing looked shiny, like gauze. Plus, its main function was to build greenhouses, so the people who taught Qianyue to identify it called it "black greenhouse gauze," so she followed suit.

This thing was originally used in agriculture to grow greenhouse vegetables.

The plastic material is special and is not easy to break or age.

Because black absorbs heat, this sunshade net can provide shade and cool down in summer. At the same time, because it is a mesh structure, it does not hinder ventilation and light transmission, so it is not stuffy.

It can resist wind and cold in winter, and can also resist rain to a certain extent. It can also be disassembled and reused repeatedly, making it a very cost-effective material.

Later, someone in some tourist area learned this idea and built such a pergola in the tourist waiting area. From then on, the sunshade net opened a new door in its life.

Coupled with its light weight and easy portability, people who engage in outdoor adventures quickly learned how to use it.

Especially in the desert, this sunshade net is simply a magic weapon to escape the heat.

They were on the windward slope at the moment, with thick sand, so they didn't have to worry about sudden landslides while they were sitting.

Qianyue found two stones to hold down the uphill slope, and buried the windward side in the sand. She set up the tent in no time. Not long after she got in, she clearly felt that the heat had eased a lot.

Qianyue couldn't help but sigh: "Human wisdom is really great."

In this relatively comfortable environment, she soon closed her eyes and rested like an old monk in meditation.

The little camel felt that its owner was nearby, so it behaved well and didn't move.

Camels are natural desert boats, their endurance and physical strength far surpass those of humans—even young camels are the same. This little bit of black veil is like nothing to them.

So Qianyue didn't worry at all that the little camel would suddenly give up the burden.

"Thank you for keeping watch for a while. Go to sleep if you want. We will set off again when the sun sets." She said this to the little camel, who snored again. It was not known whether he understood her or not.

The temperature would begin to drop around dusk, so Qianyue planned to wait until the sun began to set before setting out to search for supplies. Before then, she would stay in the shade and recharge her batteries.

However, she forgot that she was a person with a fixed seat.

Every hour, the system will automatically update the coordinates of all people holding fixed seats through the virtual map.

This virtual map has no desert terrain markings and no meaningful lines, just like a blank sheet of paper.

However, it will mark the positions of the fifty fixed camera positions carrying players with red dots - these positions are fixed, and are the positions of those players at the time of update at the hour, and will not move with the movement of the players.

But in contrast, the player's own position is represented by movable green dots, which will change as the player moves.

The red dot does not move, the green dot moves.

This way, you can clearly see the positional difference between the two sides at a glance.

It is fair in that it makes it easier for other players to grab the camera position, but it also does not completely deprive the holder of the chance of winning.

In short, every time the hour comes, the people holding the camera seats start to feel uneasy, wishing that the system would have a temporary bug or something.

But at the same time, many people are looking forward to the update of the virtual map, wanting to take this opportunity to grab a fixed seat.

He Junmin is one of them.

His luck was not very good and he was not selected as the lucky player. He Junmin was very unwilling to accept this.

"I must get the camera position."

An hour after the game began, the system updated the virtual map for the first time. All fifty red dots were clearly visible, including several surrounding him.

Most people would probably choose the one closest to them and leave immediately. If you go too late, the seat you have might have already flown away.

But He Junmin did not act rashly.

He thought to himself, "This map is good, but it lacks a scale. It looks close, but there might actually be a million miles between us. If I act rashly, I might end up wasting my energy."

"There's bound to be a large influx of players heading in the direction these people were originally heading. It's definitely not practical to just wander around the map. If I were them, I'd probably choose to run to a less populated area."

After considering for two seconds, he gave up the point closest to him and turned to walk towards the place with the fewest red dots.

As it turned out, his guess was correct.

The scale of this map is horribly small.

He Junmin walked for a full hour and only managed to get a finger joint's distance. If he had chosen to go to the point closest to him, he would have had to walk another half an hour to reach it.

"It seems that even with a map, it's not easy to grab a camera position..."

He took out a bottle of mineral water to moisten his lips. It was exactly the same time, and the map was instantly updated. He Junmin glanced at it and immediately smiled.

He guessed right again.

The red dots that had previously gathered in another direction were indeed moving in the direction he had imagined. The one closest to him was probably only half an hour away at most - if there weren't many sand dunes on the road, perhaps he could save even more time.

He Junmin raised his leg and was about to walk in that direction.

But just as he put away the mineral water bottle, he suddenly caught a glimpse of another red dot.

"Wait, the location of this point... doesn't seem to have changed?"

The entire map is square. Because there are no lines, the distribution of red dots in the middle can easily be confusing. Instead, the position of the corners can easily leave a deep impression on people.

He Junmin was originally in the lower right corner of the map, so he also paid attention to all the red dots on the right.

It just so happened that the location of this point was quite special, located in the lower right corner near the edge, so he spotted it at a glance this time.

He stretched out his hand to indicate this point and the place where he had originally started. "It really hasn't changed."

He Junmin was stunned at first, then he felt happy.

If the position is the same twice, it means that the opponent has hardly moved. Does that mean that the opponent will not move in the next hour?

He Junmin was a little moved.

This point wasn't far from his current location. If he used his knuckles to measure it, it would only take a little over half an hour. Thinking of this, he immediately made up his mind and turned around to change direction.

Since the sheep are standing right at your doorstep, why bother going to the pasture to chase and catch them?

He Junmin grinned, he was determined to get this camera position!