Using the MC system to pretend spiritual revival

Chapter 131 Automated Killing City (Beta Version)
In the end, Lü Gu simply started researching his Los Santos and Gantz beta versions.

In my spare time, I fiddled with the mods in the mod shop that I might need later.

After that, as he kept changing locations and flying around the city, he casually used his rebirth privileges on everyone he saw.

By leveraging the crime rate and population size of the city's slums.

Finally, there was no longer a need for Lü Gu to go and find the dying people one by one, which could be considered a liberation from labor.

In the following days, I would occasionally pick out a creature from my Minecraft world.

Give it a disgusting and frightening appearance, throw it out, and make it a target for Gantz players to hunt.

The rest of the time was spent meticulously refining "Gantz," this new supernatural system.

Of course, there are also modules that might be used after returning to China to greatly upgrade the cultivation system.

First and foremost, with his MC points plentiful, Lü Gu bought up almost all the cheap mob spawners in the mod shop.

It basically completes the permissions for generating organisms.

For common creatures, the price generally starts at 200 MC, while for creatures like iron golems, it's double that at 400.

Further up, you'll find boss-type creatures, such as the Ender Dragon.

(The Withering Spell can be summoned by farming some Black Brainstone and mixing in some free Soul Sand. Never waste money, even if you have it.)
Not counting the Ender Dragon spawning privileges worth 4.

Adding everything else together, excluding the items purchased earlier, the total cost was just over 1 MC.

For Lü Gu, who is now wealthy and powerful, it's all just a matter of "splurging and smothering."

As for why they would buy so many weak and unremarkable original creatures.

One purpose is to enrich the monsters that need to be hunted for missions in the gradually improving Gantz game.

Secondly, Lü Gu was inspired by an idea from long ago.

Before he switched to working in the United States.

When Lü Gu was handing out his cheat codes everywhere, he happened to encounter a little girl who had just been in a car accident and was about to die.

Judging from his age, he was probably just starting university. Feeling sorry for him, I went to the extra trouble and replaced him with a fake corpse.

After activating the health and satiety stats, two pieces of bread saved him.

However, since the person was confirmed dead before being rescued, it would be inappropriate to put a different face back on them.

In that case, it is very likely that someone will be created who is identified as a mentally ill person with cognitive impairment, and most likely, he will be an unregistered person.

Think so.

At that moment, as if struck by lightning, an idea suddenly appeared in Lü Gu's mind.

Then, while the opportunity was still fresh, I redeemed the permission to generate foxes.

They stuffed the unconscious little girl into the fox template and dumped her into the woods by the roadside.

Because of the unpredictable and data-driven body that provides protection, there's no need to worry about being carried away and killed by wolves, tigers, or leopards.

Recalling that miraculous move a month ago, which seemed to strike like lightning, also gave Lü Gu some incredible inspiration.

The combination of human cognition and animal body, along with the previous experience of sculpting vampires and switching between human and animal modes.

At most, you can replace the zombie template with a humanoid creature template that doesn't burn during the day.

Isn't this a monster?

It has an animal-like appearance, can transform into human form, and is very powerful.

Furthermore, I will draw upon the diverse and varied characteristics of the various strange creatures in my world.

There's no need to worry about convergence; it might even lead to the creation of a demon race system.

I think of the various wonderful and beautiful demon races in myths and legends, and the strange and grotesque monsters in folk tales, whether good or evil.

Lu Gu could not hide his excitement for a moment.

That's why he was so eager to finish up the beta version of Gantz and return home to carry it out.

It is precisely because of this surging power.

Lu Gu has been working day and night these past few days to perfect the logic of Gantz, striving to make it so that he can play it without any further input.

Thanks to the command barrier block, many vulnerabilities have been patched.

By sheer coincidence during one of the monster releases, a villager sculpted into an abstract version of Ultraman surprisingly displays intelligence.

In that killing game, the villager monsters, who were not at an advantage, were defeated one by one by dodging and flanking.

They wiped out a group of more than a dozen players who were equipped with amazing gear.

Upon receiving the system notification, Lü Gu conducted an in-depth investigation and was surprised to discover something.

Unlike other creatures that, when placed in reality, resemble wild beasts, or are even less intelligent than wild beasts.

The villagers actually demonstrated a high level of execution and strategic thinking.

Although the other party could not speak, Lü Gu could clearly sense that it possessed intelligence.

However, for some reason, they seem to only have the ability to think, but not the diverse emotions of humans.

This is what makes these logical and rational villagers seem rigid.

Even so, it is still a great discovery.

Lu Gu, who was just worrying about how to get rid of Gantz, has finally found a solution.

In the following days, Lü Gu directly generated more than a dozen villagers.

In the form of commands, a series of operational logics were verbally input into these emotionless yet highly intelligent rule-following beings.

This feeling is like going back to a previous life, sitting in front of a computer writing logic programming.

Fortunately, although it is still programming nowadays, the process is much more interesting and motivating.

In less than half a day, Lü Gu improved the villagers' operating logic in the subsequent tests of Killing City.

He then took the time to dig deep underground and built an underground manufacturing plant.

Used to supply Minecraft artifacts as magical equipment (although most of them are small junk).

But the fact that the villagers could use the work blocks gave Lü Gu a big surprise.

In the end, they simply left a few boxes of materials and gave the two villagers instructions on how to process and make them.

This even includes using an item editor to generate different appearances.

This solves the problem of fully automating the distribution of magical equipment and mission rewards in Gantz.

Two villagers worked day and night in a factory hundreds of meters underground.

As for the game itself on the ground.

Following his original intention of personally executing the game, Lü Guxian changed the villager's appearance to a white dove carrying a leaf in its beak.

However, it was soon discovered that the villagers' intelligence was always limited, operating in a single thread, making them easy targets for cunning players.

Finally, they opted for a symmetrical design, shaping the other villager into a black crow and employing a dual-thread, mutually supervising mode. After testing, this eliminated the possibility of players finding bugs or exploits.

I copied and pasted more than a dozen pairs of these "dual-core processors" in the same way.

Lu Gu assigned essential command barrier blocks, respawn functions, and other features to these black-and-white "Gantz servers".

Each time, they have to go to a secret processing plant hundreds of meters underground to retrieve the necessary items and exchange them for rewards.

Since going up and down the stairs was too slow, Lü Gu simply redeemed a module function in the module shop that facilitated transportation.

Command: Coordinate Transfer

Price: 2000mc

Comment: "TP me! TP me now!!"

Give this function to every pair of village birds.

This beta version of Gantz, which took two and a half days to develop and can run automatically, is now complete.

Having finished all that, Lü Gu finally had some time today to indulge in some pleasant slacking off.

He lay on a beach chair on the second-floor balcony of the white wooden cabin, wearing sunglasses and basking in the sun, occasionally taking a sip of the chilled fresh juice beside him.

Now is the time to test whether this fully automated hands-free program can function properly.

So far, the opening scene of Gantz in the house next to Lü Gu has gone smoothly without any problems.

Looking back into the room, you can see that the dozen or so foreigners of different skin colors and ages have all quieted down.

The white dove, whose program was pre-programmed, also opened its beak.

Because a Chinese localization module was loaded, no matter what language the bird utters, any creature that hears it can understand the meaning of the words.

Previously, translations were made between two human languages, and the differences were not obvious.

Now that it's two birds that are speaking, the situation is completely different.

Then, inside the room, the expressions of fear gradually spread among the dozen or so foreigners.

A pigeon with white feathers, carrying an olive branch in its beak, opened and closed its beak, emitting a series of chaotic bird calls.

However, these bird calls, when heard by the people, strangely took on a meaning that they could understand.

"Balance rotates, the world is eternal..."

An obese Black woman who appeared to be middle-aged suddenly collapsed to the ground.

He started repeatedly making a cross gesture with his hands over his chest while muttering to himself.

"God, please drive away this devil in front of me..."

However, most people remained relatively rational and did not immediately break down.

But fear is universal.

Even the freckled child who remained calm when the black and white birds flew into the house earlier.

At this moment, he, who was leaning against the corner, also opened his backpack and put his hand inside.

He stared nervously at the unknown creature on the table, its eyes scanning all directions, and swallowed hard.

The villager birds, speaking according to a pre-programmed sequence, have no emotion to understand what these humanoid beings in front of them are thinking.

It simply continued to open and close its beak, its hoarse and unpleasant calls reaching everyone's ears, which were then interpreted as understandable.

"My second sons, greetings. You are honored to be invited to participate in this unique hunt."

"Whether you are the prey or the hunter is up to you to decide."

After the white dove finished speaking,

Beside it, a crow, in the exact same pose but slightly larger, then opened its beak.

"We are the balance of the world, but some monsters that suddenly appeared have broken the balance."

"You are the players who have been chosen by luck. Your mission is to hunt down the marked monsters by all means possible."

After they finished speaking, the black and white birds began to speak in a mesmerizing manner, one after the other.

"You are already dead."

"Remember the horrific state of your lives before you died."

"You have no other choice."

"To fight for the balance of the world."

"Or return to death."

"Life is a temporary gift."

"This hunt needs no rules."

"If you run away and retreat, life will leave you again."

Speaking of the last sentence.

The white dove and the crow opened their mouths at the same time, their voices overlapping, as if announcing the completion of some kind of ritual.

"Now, in the name of balance, the game begins!!"

After the slightly shrill bird calls subsided.

The two black and white birds, which had been observing their surroundings, vanished in a whirlwind.

It transformed into black and white feathers and flew out of the window.

"Bang~ Bang~ Bang~"

Then, several oddly shaped objects landed on the table where the two birds had been standing, amidst a series of clattering sounds.

Before anyone could react, the sound of coins hitting the ground rang out again.

"Ding ~"

Looking in the direction of the sound, everyone discovered that a glittering gold coin had fallen to the ground in front of each of them at some unknown time.

It was rolling around in circles until it finally lay flat on the floor.

The burly black man who initially tried to escape appeared somewhat nervous.

He carefully picked up the mysteriously appearing golden coin from the ground in front of him and examined it in his hand.

The coin is slightly larger than the bottle cap and has intricate patterns printed on its surface.

One side features a skull and crossbones symbol in the center, while the other side displays the Arabic numeral "1".

As the coin was picked up, two bird tattoos, one black and one white, appeared in the palm of the hand that touched the coin, like a yin-yang symbol.

This sudden change startled some people, causing them to drop their coins on the ground.

Another clatter of coins hitting the ground rang out.

(End of this chapter)