Doomsday Train, I went crazy by hoarding billions of items.

Chapter 61 Qualifications for Entering Paro Island
As soon as the friend request was accepted, Zhezhou sent a message.

Zhezhou: "Do you want to become a messenger of the gods?"

Jiang Ran: ?
Dude, are you selling insurance?

She didn't reply immediately, but instead clicked on Zhe Zhou's profile.

As expected, everything except the ID was blocked, but Jiang Ran noticed that the code after the blocked name on his personal information page was different from his own.

Jiang Ran only noticed after creating two alternate accounts that the small code after the name on all the personal information panels was actually the same.

She originally thought that this was because both "Young Miss" and "Little Spinning Top" were her alternate accounts, so the codes were inherited from her own.

However, it was later discovered that whether it was Magical Girl, Whirlwind Slash, or other players who had been added as friends, even if their real names were blocked and turned into asterisks, the familiar code could still be seen after their names.

While it's unclear whether things will change after the trains are merged, at least in the current version, everyone's coding should be consistent.

The boat, though foldable, had no code; it only had a complex and regular pattern.

The pattern looked strangely familiar; she was sure she had seen it somewhere before.

Jiang Ran narrowed her eyes and typed slowly.

The young lady said, "But rather than becoming a messenger of the gods, I would rather be a god myself."

Zhezhou: "You're interesting. But humans always give up opportunities that they'll regret in retrospect, for some inexplicable insistence and so-called dignity."

Young lady: "Why me?"

Zhezhou: "Not everyone has the opportunity to bear the power of the gods. The energy within you resonates with the gods."

energy?

Jiang Ran suddenly recalled the discomfort she felt after watching the video. Others didn't feel it as strongly. Was it because of the so-called "lack of resonance"?

This so-called deity doesn't sound very proper.

Wait a minute, how did he lead me astray?

Jiang Ran was still somewhat skeptical of the "god" Zhe Zhou spoke of.

While a world with something like a doomsday train is already quite far removed from science, it doesn't mean it has to be close to God.

Especially given the possibility of mental abilities, take God for example. If he were to perform a "miracle," wouldn't he become a god in the eyes of ordinary players?

But why is it that no matter the previous life or this life, they always target her?

What did Zhe Zhou hope to gain from her in his previous life?

Love? That sounds rather humorous.

Moreover, his "coincidental" appearance in front of Jiang Ran, and his willingness to gain her trust at any cost, couldn't possibly be solely for the purpose of killing her.

With her brain racing, Jiang Ran's gaze slowly settled on the word "energy".

What exactly is this so-called energy?
Why could Zhezhou, or the so-called deity he spoke of, sense her energy from the feedback obtained from the video?
Is it simply because she felt uncomfortable watching the video, or because she had too many negative emotions?

A guess suddenly flashed through Jiang Ran's mind.

If the energy Zhe Zhou speaks of is judged based on her emotional fluctuations, then in his previous life, when he went to such lengths to get close to her, was his ultimate goal the hatred she suddenly unleashed? Following this line of thought, everything Zhe Zhou did seems to make sense.

But Jiang Ran was even more certain that the so-called "god" Zhe Zhou mentioned was most likely just a facade.

I just don't know what skill he acquired, and I don't recall ever hearing of such an overpowered skill in my previous life.

Jiang Ran suddenly felt a strong urge to meet Zhe Zhou in person so she could test the effects of the skill she had obtained from Yan Yan.

Thinking of this, Jiang Ran suddenly felt a little deflated—she should have made Xiaobai a girl instead, since she and Zhe Zhou had similar goals, both wanting to obtain specific feelings from each other.

But then I thought, at worst, if I don't have enough feelings, I can make up for it with life points; being heartless doesn't mean I have no feelings at all.

Having made up her mind, Jiang Ran was no longer in a hurry.

She asked directly, "Oh? What does your god want me to do?"

Zhezhou: "I want all the players on this train to work for you, I want you to become the king of this train. You must have also noticed that I don't belong to this train, which is also one of the miracles."

"The gods will help you to better control this vehicle, and all you need to do is provide energy to the gods regularly to ensure you live a long and healthy life."

"Even if the trains merge in the future and a Heavenly Ranking is created, it will still not affect your status and the glory of walking in the world in place of the gods."

Young Lady: "That sounds impressive. But I'm already the uncrowned king of this train. How can your god guarantee that I can completely rule this train?"

Seemingly sensing that the young lady had taken the bait, Zhe Zhou replied quickly, appearing somewhat eager.

Zhezhou: "The uncrowned king? He's just temporarily afraid to offend you. The players on the entire train are probably all eyeing your supplies and weapons, aren't they?"

"You understand this too, otherwise why would you be so cautious despite having such strength, and even dare not show your true face?"

"But if you allow the power of the gods to be bestowed upon you, they will submit to you from the bottom of their hearts. No matter where they are in the instance, they will be willing to die for you at your command."

"Then, why will you need to hide?"

Jiang Ran: ...hesitant to speak.

After every major disaster, the credibility of charlatans only increases.

Sometimes she didn't know whether she should be proud or not. Was it really because she had successfully built up the image of a "brainless" rich girl in public? How come everyone was taking advantage of her and fooling her?

But this so-called deity's power seems to be limited, after all, his message was sent to the young lady, not to "my little bunny."

A "god" that even players' skills can't recognize? That's interesting.

Before Jiang Ran could reply, seemingly afraid that she wouldn't believe it, a new message came again.

Zhezhou: "Actually, there are other divine messengers like you on other trains. After this instance ends, the trains will undergo a major cleanup and merger, and a survival leaderboard will be launched."

"As long as you offer enough energy, the gods will periodically send down holy messages to help you maintain your ranking on the Heavenly Ranking. Only players on the Heavenly Ranking can qualify to travel to the Holy Land: Paro Island."

Jiang Ran's slightly mocking smile froze instantly when she saw the new message from Zhe Zhou.

She finally remembered why the image after Zhe Zhou's name looked familiar!

She sat up abruptly from the sofa, pulled out the explorer's journal, and flipped to the last page!
(End of this chapter)