Let the scourge go to the right path, and you make games to reward them?.

Chapter 626 Why is it gone? (23)

When Lingyi woke up, he found himself lying in the tent.

The tent was built temporarily, with only thatch on it, which could barely block the wind, but to him now, it was like a palace.

Sitting up, he found that although his body still had no strength, his eyes could see things clearly.

"A Dream of the Yellow Millet" can clearly simulate the five senses, allowing him to feel the feeling of recovering from a serious illness.

Just as I was about to get up and take a look around, the curtain of the tent was lifted.

Before the cold wind blew in, the old man in a yellow Taoist robe lowered the curtain, then walked to Lingyi's side and gently helped him lie down.

"You caught a cold before. Although you don't have a fever now, it's not time to get up and move around. Sleep for another day and get up tomorrow."

Feeling the other person's rough palm, Lingyi immediately realized that this person was the one who saved him before.

He thanked her immediately and couldn't help asking, "What's your name, Taoist priest?"

"My last name is Chen, you can call me Taoist Chen. Have a good rest, you will be fine tomorrow."

The gentle words had a heart-warming effect, and made Lingyi seem to remember his grandfather.

A feeling of security emerged, making him feel as if he was back home, and then he closed his eyes and fell asleep again.

By the third day, Lingyi was unwilling to sleep no matter what.

He stood up and left the tent, and found that this place had become a small camp, with a large number of people in ragged clothes like himself collecting nearby thatch and building houses.

Others were picking wild fruits and setting traps in preparation for obtaining food.

Although the entire camp is still in tatters, it is thriving and shows a unique vitality.

Not far away, Taoist Master Chen was performing magic tricks for the children.

He just stretched out his hand and took out brown sugar cubes out of thin air, then handed them to the children, who laughed at his smile.

Seeing that Lingyi woke up, he immediately clapped his hands and told the children to go play somewhere else, then quickly walked towards Lingyi.

Supporting Lingyi, Taoist Chen showed dissatisfaction on his face and said with a bit of anger: "Why are you awake? It won't hurt to sleep a few more days."

"I'm fine now. I just wanted to move around a bit. Master Chen, don't worry."

"That's good. By the way, I saw your name embroidered on your clothes. Can you read?"

"I recognize it."

Taoist Chen breathed a sigh of relief: "That's good. As you can see, the people here are just like you, they are disaster victims nearby. Natural disasters happen frequently now, people are living in poverty, and the Demon Sect doesn't care about us, and even slaughters us as livestock. We have no other way except to save ourselves. I am a Liangshan monk, and I still can't bear to see the lives of the people, so I came down the mountain hoping to do something. I wonder if you are willing to help me, sir?"

Lingyi hesitated for a moment, and Taoist Chen comforted him, "It's okay, it doesn't matter if you have concerns. Here are some food and clothes. When you are well, you can leave. But if you want to stay, you need to do some work within your ability every day, is that okay?"

The other party has retreated to this point, and Lingyi feels that it would not be good for him to be pretentious any longer.

Therefore, he quickly cupped his hands and said, "I am willing to listen to the Taoist's arrangements."

"Thank you very much! Since you can read, you can give lessons to the children in the morning and register the names of the local residents in the afternoon. In the evening, it's story time. I will tell you a story and then lead you to practice. If you can develop a few strands of Qi, you can become a cultivator, which is considered a certain achievement."

After nodding in agreement, Lingyi officially settled down here.

Although he knew that this was a game world, after a day, Lingyi almost forgot this.

This game has been polished over and over again, and various feelings have been adjusted just right, making Zero One feel like he has come to a new world.

Compared with "The Apprentice Simulator", Lin Yuan obviously learned Fang Wai's techniques and did a better job in many details. The feeling of the cold wind blowing on his body was like a knife cutting, which made Ling Yi very novel, and the objects of different weights gave him a very real feeling.

The non-player characters in the camp are also very realistic. Each one has his or her own appearance and personality, and their movements are very natural.

After intentionally observing a resident for a day, Lingyi discovered that the other person's actions were completely consistent with his identity and personality.

The other party might even come over and ask why Zero One has been staring at him for too long, and why his exposed butt looks so good?

Lingyi was frightened by this scene, and then he was surprised.

No matter how good the ghost drama is, everything is within control.

After an episode ends, the audience can discuss the details and study the character arcs, but they can never interact freely with the non-player characters around them and understand each other's stories like in a game.

But in "Glimmer", everything is unknown. Lingyi can feel that the general direction is controllable, but in terms of details, there seem to be many uncertainties that always appear, which makes him feel very novel.

He was even curious about what would have happened if he had said at the beginning that he was illiterate.
What if I don't agree to stay?

These doubts made him more and more interested in the game, and he looked forward to its future development more and more.

What surprised Lingyi even more was that many things in the game were not static and he could have an impact on the world.

When he chose to teach children to read, the children really learned to read, called him "sir" every day, and sang the nursery rhymes he taught them beside him.

The residents in the camp will gradually develop a fondness for him, and they will share with him some of the pheasants they get from hunting. The girls in the camp will also flirt with him, and the aunties will come to him in their free time to act as a matchmaker for him and tease him severely at the same time.

Taoist priest Chen would come to listen from time to time, and occasionally he would write a few words on the ground with a branch, but he would wipe it off after he was done, perhaps because he didn't want to leave any traces.

Gradually, Lingyi felt that perhaps he was just a resident here. His past self was just a dream when he was sick, but today he has completely awakened.

He became good friends with Taoist Master Chen, and after class every day he would chat and practice boxing with him.

Taoist Chen is the only practitioner here, but he said that he had damaged his foundation while practicing martial arts, and now he can only use some simple techniques.

But even so, as long as Taoist Chen is here, there will be a backbone and reassurance here.

In Lingyi's opinion, this Taoist priest Chen is a member of the righteous group and a character who will definitely be sacrificed later.

The character played by the player will therefore embark on the path of a hero, create great achievements and save the world.

And something really happened to Taoist Chen.

But it's a very speechless way.

The village harvested some extra wild fruits, which would easily go bad if left alone, so Taoist Chen used them to make wine.

The brewed wine is very sour and tastes a bit like vinegar, but you will still feel a little tipsy after drinking too much.

Taoist Chen ate a lot, went back to his room and fell asleep with a smile at night, and was gone the next morning.

After hearing the news, Lingyi didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

How could such a good Taoist priest just disappear?

You are a cultivator, at worst you are just refining Qi, how come you died after drinking too much?

However, when he saw the letter that Taoist Chen left for him, he understood why.

In the letter to him, Taoist Master Chen wrote in crooked handwriting: "Lingyi, I'm sorry. Before I met you, I couldn't even read."

(End of this chapter)