Chapter 294 Reunion (7) - A Deal with Feng Sheng
Si Zhong wouldn't allow it. He took a few steps forward and caught up, grabbing Ning Shu's hand again: "What's wrong?"
Ning Shu was a little angry, looking at the girls around her who were whispering among themselves.
He said to Si Zhong, "Why don't you go home and wait for me? I'll go by myself."
Si Zhong frowned: "Don't even think about it."
On second thought, was she upset that I hadn't spent money on her?
Everyone says girls love to spend money shopping, and he never gave her that chance, so it's understandable that she's angry.
He shook her hand: "Don't be angry, you can spend my points however you want to buy anything."
Ning Shu was about to say no, but then she suddenly saw Feng Sheng.
At this moment, he leaned back in his chair at the stall, pretending to doze off, looking quite content.
Right, she has no money, but Si Zhong does.
She looked up at Si Zhong, thinking it was a waste not to use this human ATM.
Besides, what's wrong with her spending some of his points as a "girlfriend"?
She instantly smiled broadly: "Then give me some points, I'll spend them myself."
Si Zhong was very pleased and readily agreed: "Okay."
But the next moment he was a little unsure if he had done the right thing, because she suddenly asked him for 100,000 points!
Although he wasn't unable to afford it, he was curious about what she wanted to buy that required so much.
Ke Ningshu simply wouldn't tell her, saying it was her secret.
He could only let her have her way, since she was happy.
Ning Shu was originally thinking of finding an excuse to get Si Zhong away, but he walked away on his own.
She didn't care what he was going to do and immediately ran towards Fengsheng's stall.
"Feng Sheng, I'm here!"
Feng Sheng lazily opened his eyes and looked at her: "So what if you're here? Do you have any points?"
Ning Shu: "Yes, here, I'll give you 10,000 as a deposit. Tell me immediately that you're leaving the game, and I'll give you the remaining 90,000."
Feng Sheng didn't believe it and maintained his previous attitude: "We don't need to use this method. If you really want to trade, open the item trading platform and follow my steps."
Ning Shu followed Feng Sheng's instructions and found that this method was similar to a certain electronic payment method.
It involves transferring points and items to a third-party escrow account, allowing sellers to see the other party's points while giving buyers peace of mind.
This operating method is slightly different from her previous item trading, mainly providing it to players who want items.
For example, if player A wants to acquire an item, in order to attract players who already have that item, they will voluntarily lock the points they are willing to offer into their system account.
The seller saw the points offered by the other party and was tempted, so they uploaded the items the other party wanted.
Once the buyer accepts the item, the owner's name change is successful.
At this point, the buyer confirms receipt, the system transfers the points to the seller's account, and then transfers the renamed item to the buyer's panel.
If either party reneges midway, the system will automatically cancel the transaction, and neither the buyer nor the seller will suffer any loss.
Ning Shu locked 100,000 points into her system account, which Feng Sheng saw immediately, his pupils dilating in shock.
She really got 100,000 points?!
How did she do that? In just a few days, did she rob a top-tier player?
But are high-ranking players with points really that easy to rob?
Feng Sheng was speechless for a moment. Ning Shu looked at him in a daze and was a little displeased. Wasn't this delaying her business?
How am I going to explain this when Si Zhong comes back? That guy is the one who's going to stay in the game.
"You're not trying to raise the price, are you? You need to be honest in a deal."
Feng Sheng realized she had misunderstood, so he placed a cheap prop in his hand on top of her.
Ning Shu confirmed receipt, and the 100,000 points were quickly transferred to Feng Sheng's account.
As a man of his word, Feng Sheng began to tell Ning Shu the news after receiving the points.
There aren't many posts about leaving the game on Tieba, mainly because players need to reach a certain level before they can post.
However, astute players no longer actively post such content, as it risks attracting attention.
Ning Shu: "Who's targeting us? The game?"
This was the only possibility she could think of.
Feng Sheng: "That's right. According to reliable sources, those players who posted this kind of message before should all be dead."
Later players stopped posting on it, and the news only circulated among a small group of players.
It's all just word-of-mouth; they don't even know how to use the chat function.
Ning Shu: "Because the chat function is also provided by the game, it can detect it?"
Feng Sheng: "That's right."
Ning Shu: "What you've said isn't worth 100,000 points, because players can summarize it based on experience."
Feng Sheng: "I didn't say that was the whole story."
The core message is that to leave the game, you must first upgrade to C10 and then go to unknown areas to seek opportunities.
Many years ago, a message was spread by a master gamer.
He said that a friend of his went to an unknown area after reaching C10 and was never seen again.
The other person believes that their friend must have left the game because their friend is very good at playing.
If people like that die, probably not many people will be able to leave.
Initially, this news only circulated among a small number of players, and not many people took it seriously.
Over the years, this statement has gained increasing acceptance, and the more skilled the player, the more convinced they are of it.
Many skilled players who want to leave the game now team up to explore uncharted territories after reaching C10.
Ning Shu: "Since it's a team, there must be people who can leave and people who can't, right? Isn't there a clear explanation?"
Feng Sheng laughed: "Do you know why this idea is becoming more and more accepted?"
The messages sent back by the players who went there in teams confirmed that they had likely left the game.
Because some players simply vanished right in front of them—not died, but simply disappeared.
Feng Sheng emphasized the word "disappeared," highlighting its importance, and then continued:
"Do you know why we charge you 100,000 points? Because it's a powerful tool for filtering out high-level players."
If you don't have the necessary qualifications, it's not recommended to go to unknown areas.
I've heard that the further away from the safe zone you are, the more dangerous it becomes, but it could also be closer to the exit.
Ning Shu understood: "Which way do they usually go in groups? They can't just go anywhere, can they?"
Feng Sheng: "I heard that most people go north of the Ring Road North, which requires passing through the sycamore forest."
Some went in other directions, since they believed there should be more than one exit.
Of course, no one can confirm this, since those who have actually left the game can't tell us.
Ning Shu felt that the last sentence was the truth; it was hard to say whether those who disappeared had left or died.
Those who leave risk death to try and succeed, and naturally they don't want to come back and tell other players, especially since the game is monitoring them.
She was also concerned about one thing: "Do you know what percentage of people want to leave the game and what percentage want to stay?"
Feng Sheng certainly knew this; his organization was extremely well-informed.
The percentage of those who choose to stay is naturally small, since only those at the top of the player pyramid want to stay.
Most players belong to the lower tier of the game, getting crushed by its weaker players, so the 'escape group' accounts for as much as 90%.
This makes perfect sense, but most "escapists" don't actually have the ability to escape.
Ning Shu realized it was getting late, and it would be difficult to explain to Si Zhong if it got any later, so she asked Feng Sheng, "Is there anything else you haven't finished saying?"
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