Online Game: Me, with Unparalleled Comprehension

Wu Feng put down his teacup, scratched his head, and said casually, "I went to test out the new martial arts technique I learned. I didn't expect it to be so terrifyingly powerful. It routed 50,000 Liao troops and even recruited more than 10,000 of them."

Li Hu's lips twitched after hearing this.

He could understand every single word Wu Feng said, but when they were put together, he couldn't understand them at all.

You mean you single-handedly routed an army of 50,000?

Is this some kind of childish game?

Li Hu remained silent for a moment, going over the sentence in his mind several times.

He also knew the power of the warriors in this game.

Second-rate martial artists can easily kill dozens or even hundreds of ordinary soldiers; each one is equivalent to a hundred men.

But the idea that Wu Feng could defeat ten thousand men is indeed a bit of an exaggeration.

He had no idea that martial artists could be so incredibly powerful.

After a moment of silence, Li Hu spoke again, his voice tinged with uncertainty: "You mean, you single-handedly routed 50,000 enemy soldiers?"

Wu Feng nodded, his tone calm: "That's the truth. Although they weren't all killed, they certainly fled in disarray."

Li Hu leaned back in his chair and tapped his fingers twice on the armrest.

He thought for a moment, then asked again, "Is the strength of a first-rate martial artist really that strong? Have you already reached the level of a grandmaster?"

Wu Feng glanced at his character panel and shook his head: "I'm still at the level of a first-rate martial artist, not yet a grandmaster. But the martial arts I've learned are somewhat special, possessing area-of-effect damage capabilities."

Upon hearing this, Li Hu asked with some curiosity, "What kind of martial arts?"

Wu Feng said, "This is the only ultimate skill that dropped when I killed the Mangku Zhuha."

After listening, Li Hu scratched his head and muttered, "So it's the only unique skill. That makes sense now."

Hidden things are usually incredibly powerful, especially unique techniques; their power is truly extraordinary.

He sighed, then asked, "What should we do next?"

Wu Feng picked up his teacup, took a sip, put it down, and said, "The Liao army has been defeated, and the Liao will not be able to quickly mount a resistance. Let's proceed step by step and begin our counterattack."

He paused, tapped his finger twice on the table, and continued, "First, attack the nearby counties, using them as bases to slowly attack other cities, gradually eroding and disintegrating the Liao Kingdom's power and territory."

After listening, Li Hu nodded: "Okay. I'll talk to the research team after I log off."

Wu Feng nodded: "Go ahead. There's no rush."

He leaned back in his chair, thought for a moment, and then said, "However, we now have nearly 30,000 soldiers. Even without fighting, we consume nearly 100,000 units of food a day. We can't afford not to fight either; I can't support so many people without fighting. We must plunder more resources to develop and increase food production."

Li Hu nodded, stood up, and stretched his shoulders.

"I understand. Come over later and we'll discuss our next steps."

Wu Feng also stood up and nodded.

Li Hu turned and walked out of the front hall, his footsteps fading into the distance in the corridor.

Wu Feng stood at the entrance of the front hall for a while, then turned around and walked through the corridor to the backyard.

The courtyard was quiet, and the lights in several rooms were off.

He didn't bother anyone and went straight back to his room.

He closed the door and sat down on the bed.

With a slight thought, the interface unfolds before my eyes, and I tap "Logout" with my fingertip.

A flash of white light, and the hatch slowly slid open.

Wu Feng opened his eyes, sat up, and jumped out of the game pod, using the edge as leverage.

When my feet landed, I moved my shoulders and my joints cracked a few times.

I picked up my phone from the table and glanced at it—9:40 PM.

He rubbed his stomach. He was hungry.

I spent most of the night playing the game, but in reality, I hadn't eaten for over ten hours, and my stomach was empty.

He put his phone in his pocket, pushed open the door to his bedroom, went downstairs, and left the villa.

I walked along the main road towards the cafeteria, and after seven or eight minutes, I arrived at the cafeteria.

The glass door was still open, and the lights were on inside. Several chefs dressed in white were tidying up.

There were still a few rows of dishes at the food pick-up area. Although there weren't many left, they were enough for a meal.

Wu Feng went inside and took a tray.

We ordered two meat dishes, two vegetable dishes, three bowls of rice, and one bowl of soup.

I took the tray and found a seat by the window.

The food was alright; the braised pork was tender and the stir-fried vegetables were cooked just right.

He ate quickly, finishing his meal in just over ten minutes.

I finished the soup and wiped my mouth with a tissue.

Take the tray to the recycling area and leave the cafeteria.

Back at the villa, I went up to the second floor and entered the bedroom.

He took off his coat and threw it on the chair, then walked to the window and looked out.

He sat on the edge of the bed, took out his phone, and browsed through the game forum.

The homepage still has the same old faces, nothing new.

After scrolling for more than ten minutes, my phone vibrated.

Li Dahu's phone number.

Wu Feng answered the phone and held it to his ear: "Feed?"

Li Dahu's voice came through the receiver: "Wu Feng, the research team is all here. Come over here, let's discuss our next strategy."

Wu Feng replied, "Okay, I'll be right there."

He hung up the phone, put it in his pocket, stood up, walked out of the bedroom, went downstairs, and left the villa.

Wu Feng pushed open the conference room door and went inside.

Many people were already seated on both sides of the long table. Li Dahu was sitting in the first seat on the left, holding a few pieces of paper in his hand and looking down at something.

There were several men in military uniforms sitting nearby. They looked familiar; I think I'd seen them before.

Professor Zhang stood by the projection screen in front, holding a laser pointer, adjusting the equipment.

Seeing Wu Feng enter, he nodded to him. "You're here? Have a seat."

Wu Feng responded and sat down next to Li Dahu.

Li Dahu looked up at him and handed him the papers in his hand: "Take a look first, Professor Zhang will talk about it later."

Wu Feng took the paper and glanced at it. The paper contained a map of the Sixteen Prefectures of Yan and Yun, with the distribution of troops and the number of soldiers stationed in major cities marked.

The largest numbers listed are for Youzhou and Yunzhou, which are all in the tens of thousands.

The numbers marked on the small towns surrounding Yingzhou are smaller, some in the thousands, some in the hundreds.

He placed the paper on the table and leaned back in his chair to wait.

Professor Zhang coughed lightly, walked to the front of the stage, and tapped the screen with a laser pointer.

"Based on the intelligence provided by Comrade Li Dahu, and the data collected by the military, we have compiled a summary of the situation in the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun."

A map lit up on the screen, with each city marked in a different color.

Professor Zhang pointed to several points on the map with his laser pointer and continued, "This is the approximate troop distribution of major cities. The garrisons in Youzhou, Yunzhou, and Jizhou all exceed 50,000, and they are all elite Liao troops. They are well-equipped and well-trained, making them difficult to attack."

The laser pointer moved down and focused on several medium-sized cities.

"These places have garrisons ranging from 10,000 to 30,000. The strength and equipment vary, some are strong and some are weak. Yingzhou City was this size before, with 7,000 garrisons, which is considered small for a city of its kind."