The game invaded, and I became the uncle of someone else in another world!

[A familiar roar echoed from inside the management bureau.]

As expected, Zhou Wan pushed open the door and entered. In the crowd, she immediately spotted the striking red-haired man, and of course, the figure completely covered in armor.

[The red-haired man was still roaring when the leader reached out to stop him. "Alright, Kunling, since it's the rule here, we can just find someone else."]

"But boss, we don't know anyone here. Where are we going to find a wild player to join us? Players are in high demand, and other guilds have already poached them..."

[While complaining about the red-haired Hannah Quinlivan (suddenly realizing she's Jay Chou's wife...pure coincidence!), she caught a glimpse of Zhou Wan walking in out of the corner of her eye.]

The next second, this person appeared beside Zhou Wan in a flash. "Hey, what are you doing here?"

【"Forehead……"】

"You don't happen to be without a guild and have come here to look for one, do you?"

"Um... I really don't..."

"Okay! It's settled then. How about joining our guild? I'm preparing my application. We have a small team, low workload, and a flat management structure. If you join now, you'll be a veteran member of our guild!"

"These sales pitches... sound so familiar..." Yan Ling tapped her head, feeling that these words often appeared before her eyes when she was about to turn 18 and was looking for a job online.

"Let me translate: 'Small staff means you have to do everything yourself; flat management means everyone is in one office; the company is currently very poor; veteran staff means you have to do everything, from contacting clients to finding customers."

Lü Ming straightened his cuffs.

Online job postings are now a common scam.

After Lu Ming said this, he suddenly felt a burning gaze.

It's none other than someone else.

It was Sunday night.

"If I had known you guys sooner, I wouldn't have believed their nonsense back then!!"

Zhou Wan really wanted to cry.

But what can he do?

He wasn't the kind of person who grew up in an unhappy family surrounded by calculating relatives.

Although he wasn't extremely wealthy when he was a child, he was still able to have enough to eat and wear, at least for him as a child.

Before he was 16, he was just a high school student.

The cruelest thing that could happen to me was probably being scammed out of 10 yuan when buying in-game currency.

Where would I get so much social experience and so many tricks up my sleeve? I learned all those hidden skills in the other world all by myself before the battle even started.

Don't think Zhou Wan is stupid because of this incident; he just lacked experience back then.

For example, once when I went on a trip to take photos, the owner said it would only cost 10 yuan.

But after the photo was taken, I gave him a 100-dollar bill, and then the shopkeeper changed his mind and said he wanted 15.

Just as Zhou Wan was about to explode.

The shopkeeper gave him a speechless look, pointed to the money in his hand, and said that although he said it was 15, he would give him 90 in change.

The reason I say this is because another customer came to take photos after Zhou Wan, and the original price for that customer was 15.

I used to pay 10 yuan for a weekday night show because I didn't have any business then, and I thought I'd just open for business first.

These implied meanings, as well as the nuances of human relationships, cannot be resolved by intelligence alone; they require extensive experience.

[A memory of Zhou Wan.]

Believing Hannah Quinlivan's lies, I successfully joined the guild called Moon's Cry.

[Hannah Quinlivan took Zhou Wan's information to apply.]

The leader removed her helmet, and her long, golden hair cascaded down like a waterfall once more, followed by a radiant smile.

She extended a hand to Zhou Wan, saying, "I'm sorry, Kun Ling is a bit impulsive, but he's not a bad person at heart."

Zhou Wan extended a hand and shook hers. "It's okay. I was just thinking of joining a guild anyway, otherwise the commission they take is too high."

"Wow~ We shook hands~~~ It's just a pity you were wearing armor."

"Taking anything will only harm you."

"Let's get to know each other again. My name is Qingge, and you can call me 'Big Sister' like they do."

"Zhou Wan."

"Yosh! The story of forming a team and starting a grand adventure in another world is here!"

Chung Pak jumps.

Yan Ling held it down.

"Wait a minute, based on my three days of movie-watching experience, I know things aren't that simple!"

And that's exactly what Yan Ling said.

The leader brought Zhou Wan to their base.

Come!

Let's recall the classification of extraordinary abilities in this world.

First, there are ordinary people, the lowest level, in terms of combat strength alone.

Then there are those who possess magical artifacts or gadgets, including but not limited to those with supernatural abilities, small toys given to them by players, or those who keep supernatural beings or intelligent creatures that are close to them.

Although they are on the second floor, they are not necessarily easy to mess with. For example, a small toy that a player casually gives you might be backed by another player.

The Intimate Aspect is a powerful phenomenon, and its combat strength is difficult to discern, even though it exists in this realm.

Next is the third tier, the disliked professionals. Like players, they have memory and can break through to the second and third tiers. They seem to be a group with similar combat power to players. They can be mass-produced, upgrade quickly, and in terms of a single function, they are about as easy to use as players.

For example, if it's simply a matter of strength, it's hard to say who would be stronger between a power-enhanced professional and a player.

The fourth level is for regular players. This level is considered the elite, with a small number of highly skilled individuals. It has a wide range of applications, and even those who are not good at it can learn it.

It can be said that normal players are already extremely rare talents standing at the top of the human pyramid.

Finally, there are players with the highest level of privileges.

To the truly top-tier players, those with special privileges see ordinary players as no different from ordinary people or professionals.

However, this group is unknown to the public. Everyone knows that logging in after playing more games is good, but no one says exactly why.

Zhou Wan is starting to realize something now; the reason why privileged players don't speak up is probably for the good of ordinary players.

This is also what he has felt recently from taking on apprentices and educating his niece.

Being able to become a player is already an extraordinary stroke of luck. If they were told that they would lose the opportunity to become top experts if they did not obtain the necessary permissions, it might shatter their resolve.

If you can't reach the top anyway, what's the point of trying?

It's better not to let people who might only play 3000 games in their entire lives know this news.

Zhou Wan understood why that person had only emphasized playing 10,000 different games when they told her, without explaining why they were good in any particular way.

it is good.

There's so much to explain.

I just want to emphasize one thing.

That is, the player community is a very high-level group.

They want to acquire resources, things that all players are scrambling for. Each of these tasks may present its own challenges, but the goal is to make money—money that will allow them to live comfortably in a normal society.

That's something anyone can do!

"So...can any of you tell me why your base, for four players, is so shabby?"