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Chapter 228 The Boss Has to Worry About the Planner's Heart
"Brother Feng, I've brought you those talismans!"

Bigeley, carrying a bag of talismans, was shouting loudly outside the door. Feng Xue got up, took the bag of talismans, and casually said:
"How is the Full Moon Pearl?"

"That's amazing! Place it under the moon overnight during a full moon, and every day after that can feel like a full moon. It's a genius invention! How did you make it... Oh, sorry, I was just asking. But one isn't enough. Could you make me a few more? Just name your price!"

When Bigelle got to the serious topic, she instantly transformed from a boisterous young girl into a dignified and elegant figure. Feng Xue thought for a moment and said:

"No problem, but as for the compensation... I do have some ideas that I need your help with."

"Just say it!"

……

After seeing Bigeley off, Feng Xue returned to the table with the bag of talismans, activated her Qi Observation Technique, opened the pre-civilization laptop, and began examining the traces within with Xiao Lingdang.

The so-called talisman is actually no different from Feng Xue's belt. It's just that after he got the little bell, his micro-management ability improved significantly, so he was able to condense the rituals that originally needed to be connected one by one into a talisman the size of half a fist.

However, he didn't distribute the talismans to show kindness to the players. You see, in this world, players don't generate wishes. No matter how many thoughts they have, Feng Xue can't receive them. In fact, the real purpose of the talismans is to record.

He deliberately obscured the usage of talismans, leaving players to figure it out and speculate on their own. If we understand it using Feng Xue's "multi-ritual chain-type spell unit" system, the talisman is like a belt, and the spells released by the player are like the jade talismans that Feng Xue temporarily inserts. The energy that makes the player's spells effective is Feng Xue's mana and vital energy.

In this way, as players continue to study, the process of them casting spells and skills will remain in the talisman. Once a player dies, the talisman will fall, and Feng Xue will be able to retrieve the talisman, study the traces left behind, and decipher the changes in energy and rituals when the player uses spells. This can be considered a kind of reverse mapping.

Yes, despite Feng Xue's seemingly disgusted expression, he was actually quite envious of the players' skills. He really liked the so-called Samadhi True Fire Talisman and Nine Heavens Thunder Control Talisman from the cultivator players, not to mention the spells and skills of other professions.

To make them suitable for various professions, he specifically differentiated the talismans, giving different talismans different spell compatibility to facilitate player development.

What Feng Xue had to do was extract these traces, hand them over to Xiao Lingdang for calculation, and finally summarize them into complete rituals.

Unfortunately, players' current attempts are still relatively conservative, and they can only glean some simple applications from the talismans. However, in Feng Xue's view, since players can indeed cast spells through talismans, the rest is just a matter of time.

However, this world is becoming somewhat monotonous. If it continues to develop in this way, players will only focus on clearing stages and advancing the storyline. This will undoubtedly shorten the game's lifespan. If players start quitting in large numbers before they even have a chance to fully understand the talisman system, that would be a real headache.

Putting aside what will happen to the benevolent bosses in the Demon King's Castle after the game shuts down, Feng Xue's research time will be compressed first.

Therefore, he must find a way to extend the life of this game; at least until he has squeezed every last drop of profit out of the players, he cannot let the game end.

"Sigh, I'm a boss, but I still have to worry about the planning. It's really something else."

Muttering to herself, Feng Xue deftly tossed aside the emptied talismans, intending to retrieve new ones to continue recording, only to find that this batch was already finished. She couldn't help but think to herself that practice makes perfect. Just as she was pondering whether to go to the city to find some fun, three short knocks suddenly rang out at that moment.

The knocking was almost perfectly synchronized, followed by a brief pause, then three more knocks. Although only one person in the Demon King's castle would knock like that, Feng Xue still asked:
"Which one?"

“It’s me, Mary.” A cold, emotionless voice came from the doorway. Feng Xue was about to get up when she heard her continue:
"You don't need to open the door. I'm just here to remind you that the number of challengers in my and Evelyn's dungeons has started to decrease recently. This means that the influx of new adventurers has reached its current limit. Your dungeon will likely be flooded with players soon, so you'd better be prepared."

"Okay, I understand. How's the matter I asked you to do?" Feng Xue wasn't surprised by this matter. Instead, she asked about the previous matter. Upon hearing this, Mary immediately replied, "There are no technical problems, but the amount of work required is quite large. It will probably take some time. It should be completed around the time of the next siege."

"That's good. Help me take out the new talismans and distribute them to the demons, the same as before." Feng Xue pointed, and Mo Ying immediately flew over and opened the door.

Mary, standing outside the door, didn't say anything more. She picked up the red bag by the door, turned around, and left.

"Haa~" Feng Xue yawned, stretched her limbs, and put her travel plans on hold.

Occasionally running dungeons to practice your combat skills is a good idea.

……

"Guan'er, didn't the internet say that you can't just tank this boss?"

At the entrance to the [Dragon's Rebirth] dungeon, a cultivator player looked at the shield warrior and said with some unease.

The player nicknamed "Jar" ​​rolled his eyes and said directly, "Did they pass? I'm a strategy guide player, listen to me! Thunder Jade! Sprite! Frost Jade! Are you all ready?"

"All right!"

The other three white mages answered in unison, and upon hearing this, Guan'er immediately selected to enter the dungeon...

"Crack! Crack! Crack!"

With the sound of shattering rocks, the dragon broke free from its restraints once more. Its eyes swept over the five people, and it uttered disdainful words—

"Hmph, just another bunch of overconfident good-for-nothings..."

"You little bastard!" Guan'er started with zero frames, and before the boss could finish his opening remarks, he threw out the taunt in his hand. The dragon that stood upright was already in front of him in a few leaps. Guan'er turned his body to the side, a flash of white light, and a strange creaking sound followed.

"Shh!"

"Shh!"

"Shh!"

Almost simultaneously, three beams of white light struck the jar, and the jar straightened up. The white light, like a compressed spring, suddenly expanded, causing the demonic dragon boss, known for its high stats, to stumble backward. Seeing this, the jar was overjoyed and said to the cultivator player who was a beat slower:
"Erbi! Go!"

"You're the real idiot!"

(End of this chapter)