Isn't this a game? How come you guys are really cultivating immortals!

This was like a bolt from the blue for Song Jiulai.

After all, even when she was on Blue Star, her salary was not enough to pay taxes.

This is what makes men silent and women cry.

Moreover: "The Wanxian Sect is so rich, but they still charge money?"

A Wu was a little puzzled but said as a matter of course, "Master, although you are new here, you should also know that the land we are standing on now belongs to the Wanxian Sect. On the territory of the Wanxian Sect, all kinds of independent cultivators and demon cultivators dare not approach easily. They must pay taxes."

After Awu said this, Song Jiulai understood.

Fcuk!

This title sounds nice, isn't it just paying protection money?

Awu told Song Jiulai that the tax collection rules here are calculated based on the number of people.

Before, Awu was the only one with few followers in the sect, but now there are fifty more people.

The Wanxian Sect doesn't care who these fifty people are. They will recruit based on the highest level of cultivation in the sect.

Those in the foundation-building stage will receive twenty low-grade spirit stones each.

If you have reached the Golden Core Stage, each person will have to pay fifty low-grade spirit stones.

The higher you go, the higher it gets.

Because high-level monks have a good ability to make money - what a joke!

Don’t you consider the fact that except for this Foundation Establishment Stage, the others are all in the Qi Refining Stage?

Moreover, there are no Foundation Establishment Stage cultivators anymore. How can she, the only Sect Master in the Qi Refining Stage, still collect taxes based on the Foundation Establishment Stage?!

Do you have any law or justice when you collect taxes like this?!

Song Jiulai looked at Awu sincerely: "What do you think will happen to us if we don't pay taxes?"

A Wu glanced at Song Jiulai worriedly. "Sect Master, when the previous Sect Master founded the Changsheng Sect, the sect tablet was already registered at the Wanxian Sect. Even if you want to run away now, you won't be able to. You can leave, but if you don't pay the tax, they will at least send out Jindan-stage cultivators to hunt you down..."

Song Jiulai: "..."

What’s the difference between that and sending it directly by Dongfeng Express?

Isn't it just not paying taxes? How can it be so cruel?!

Song Jiulai looked at the last four medium-grade spirit stones left in the mustard seed bag and felt like the sky was falling.

She still needs to use these spirit stones as a fund reserve for the players. After all, it costs money for Awu to open dozens of acres of land to grow spirit herbs.

Next month she not only has to earn living expenses, but also has to earn ten medium-grade spirit stones to pay taxes.

That being the case.

Then we can only rely on the players!

Players will definitely find ways to make money. She provides them with accommodation and games, and she pays for everything in the early stages, including mental methods, inner elixirs, and spiritual herbs.

Let’s take 30% tax from the money we earn.

The system tutted its tongue, "You don't even know how to be a capitalist? You've already given them the most important thing: the opening of their spiritual roots. So what if you ask them to hand over all their money?"

From this we can see that the system is the authentic Zhou Baopi.

Even selling it to mine coal is not so unscrupulous.

"Then we'll discourage them. Who plays games just to work for others for free? They won't see any numerical rewards, and they have to work hard to cultivate. If I charge less, they'll work harder to earn money. The more they pay, the more they earn. Right now, we're just setting a temporary tax rate. It's too tight in the early stages, so we can't do that. Later on, we'll definitely have to implement a tax threshold. I'm planning to copy Blue Star."

It would be a waste not to copy a mature system. The wisdom of a country is greater than that of one person.

For players, there is no way to spend money, and if they don’t work hard to make money, they will not survive until the day the game is actually launched.

If all the money you earn has to be handed over or most of it is taken away, who would still work hard?

No matter how fun the game is, it still has to follow basic rules. Even the most unscrupulous players will continue to play, but there is no need to do so.

What she wants is for players to help her make the sect bigger and stronger.

Besides, for a sect, the more spirit stones it has, the better.

Those who practice in places with rich spiritual energy will be faster than others.

There is a saying that goes, it doesn’t matter if you don’t have high talent, you are born with the power of talent!

Song Jiulai immediately started writing on the blackboard, allowing the players to receive the tasks themselves.

The Changsheng Sect's main way of making money now is to grow some spiritual herbs and sell them. Each player is allocated two acres of land, which is regarded as a novice task.

Song Jiulai also wanted to buy an alchemy furnace to practice, but an ordinary alchemy furnace required five medium-grade spirit stones. If the skills were not good enough, the furnace would definitely explode.

It’s poor, everywhere is poor.

Poor Song Jiulai shed tears while practicing.

*

11:00 Blue Star time.

The players chattered about it for a long time, and finally found out that Jiang Ya and Chen Miaomiao had the strongest talents.

They took the longest, up to three hours!

The female boss named Chen Miaomiao is the player who discussed with Zhou Xiao whether spiritual herbs can be improved, cultivated and upgraded.

Judging from the way she talks, she is definitely a top student.

There is no doubt that these two belong to the first tier.

Unexpectedly, the only female player who had never done face-shaping and was previously despised by Awu, whose ID was Mu Qiu, had the second talent and took two hours and fifty-five minutes.

Apart from these three, Han Tian is the most talented.

Only he and Ms. Zhou lasted more than two hours, while the others lasted less than two hours.

Han Tian estimated that Jiang Ya, Chen Miaomiao and Mu Qiu were all more talented.

Seeing that the time is divided into five minutes, it means that there should be a small difference in talent every five minutes.

More than an hour is a level difference.

Everyone has a competitive spirit. Han Tian didn't expect that he was several levels lower than others. He felt a little complicated.

But then I thought about it, I am not a lucky person in the game, so it is not surprising that there is such a distinction.

He is already better than the forty or so people in the group.

Those players who played for more than an hour were all very happy, and they all called Jiang Ya, Chen Miaomiao and others "big brother".

Jiang Ya is not a talkative person, while Chen Miaomiao has a mild temper and will respond to anyone who asks her questions.

Mu Qiu is also not very talkative.

Because there are several girls in the group, the male players don’t speak as freely as they usually do when playing other games.

What everyone is most concerned about now is the game itself.

Compared to the heated discussions in the group, they were actually being harassed privately tonight.

Mainly those who didn't play the game thought their performance was too strange.

They sent messages one after another asking what the game was like and whether it was fun or not.

The responses I got were all: "This is the coolest game, man. You'll regret it forever if you don't play it."

Especially the critics: "I have to thank my brothers and sisters for the rest of my life. If they hadn't urged me, giving up this game for a lobster meal would be the decision I regret most in my life!"

and then?

Where are the screenshots, screen recordings, and what’s the plot like?

You didn't say a word!

The more this happened, the more curiosity aroused. They all wanted to know how much money the game manufacturer, which dared to call it a virtual game, had spent to buy so many water armies.

It wasn't until Jingbaotian was waiting to log in to the game that he posted a message.