
Yun Shuo had been secretly rebelling in Corrie City for more than ten years, but a system came down from the sky and said that he was just a cannon fodder NPC in the game, responsible for letting players show up in the PV, and then died at the speed o
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Yun Shuo had been secretly rebelling in Corrie City for more than ten years, but a system came down from the sky and said that he was just a cannon fodder NPC in the game, responsible for letting players show up in the PV, and then died at the speed of light.
After his death, the ELO that he worked so hard to maintain will completely become a "plaything" of the players, and the successor commander will also stand on the side of the nobles after being "whitewashed".
If you don't want to die, you can only listen to the system, clean yourself up, and stand on the player's side in advance.
No? Say it again while looking at the gun in my hand?
Standing behind the players are the nobles, and standing behind my ELO are the common people oppressed by the nobles. You want me to stand on the side of the players?
Yun Shuo touched the gun made of scrap copper and iron in his hand: My sword is not necessarily useless!
It's so funny, I'll just form my own camp.
Whitewash? I am a native, I don't understand.
Anyway, just make it memorable to the players. Kill them a few times first, it will definitely be memorable.
I don't believe in making weapons, opening factories, building high walls, and storing up food, and doing it step by step.
I only have one life left, if you dare, kill me!
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