Game Invasion: The male and female protagonists are in love, but I am secretly stealing their homes

Feiju finally boarded the spaceship. He took out 50g of building blocks from the fluffy duck feathers and gave them to Yu Xunge: "Let's spend 6 minutes first."

Yu Xunge had just taken the building blocks when both he and the boat disappeared the next second.

Feiju and B8017913's butts felt empty and they fell to the ground at the same time.

Feiju, sitting on the ground with a duck leg fork: ???

B8017913 calmly stood up and patted his butt: "The building blocks won't go away, ha."

After saying that, it trotted away. It was really promising!

Feiju: “…”

What to do? When he thought that this was a pet that carried wine and sang songs, he was not surprised at all.

A passing fat duck paused, turned a corner, and walked over. Looking at Feiju, who was sitting on the ground in a daze, he asked in a language that none of the surrounding players could understand, "I heard you sold the gashapon machine to Zaijiuxunge?"

It was the drummer. Feiju stood up and corrected him, "She asked me to buy it. I didn't even want to sell it."

There is a big difference between these two statements.

Drummer: “Oh.”

Feiju: "You don't want me to sell it to her?"

Drummer: “It’s too cheap.”

Feiju: "...If I collect a few more blocks, she and her pet can return to their original room. It's cheap, isn't it?"

The drummer did not refute again, or rather, he, like Qihua, did not care about the number of building blocks - no matter how many building blocks there were, they could not compare to a gashapon machine that he and Qihua made together.

What they care about is Zaijiuxunge's attitude towards the gashapon machine, how quickly she saw the gashapon machine and decided to buy it, and how she used the gashapon machine.

If the player who bought the Gachapon machine did not see through the true value of the machine, and just wanted to buy the creation of God for collection or even to please God, then He and Qihua would definitely find a way to take back the Gachapon machine.

Feiju: "So what rules have you discussed?"

The drummer swayed forward and said, "Every player only has one chance to buy a Gachapon machine. If you ask the price but don't buy it, you'll be marked. No further gift packs will be sold to that player in future events."

"If you want to buy a Gachapon machine, you either have to hand over 80% of your in-game item blocks, or give the stat blocks you earned from your previous six games. It doesn't matter if you've already spent them or don't have enough right now. You can sign a contract and deduct them from your future blocks."

Feiju hugged Duck's head again: "...Ah, I lost money!!"

Drummer: “Yeah.”

Feiju turned serious and asked, "Wouldn't this be unfair to other players?"

"No, this is the only fair price," the drummer explained.

"Zaijiuxunge spent most of her bricks to buy a gashapon machine, relying on her own analysis. She paid for her reasoning and analysis when everything was unclear. But if players saw how she used the gashapon machine and then bought one, no matter how much they paid, they would be buying a clear outcome. The latter would actually have the advantage."

Feiju's expression relaxed a little. He asked this question not because he disliked Zaijiuxunge, on the contrary, he didn't want to leave any hidden dangers for Zaijiuxunge because of this matter, so he wanted to lay the problem out and ask it clearly.

He asked curiously, "Then tell me, if I offer the price you've decided on now, will she still buy it?"

The drummer said without hesitation, "Yes."

Ever since he helped Qihua to beat up Zaijiuxunge, he has also been paying attention to Zaijiuxunge. He just felt that she was too worried and afraid of risks. He took a look at her... and didn't know why he continued to watch.

But He didn't understand why the Captain and Qihua, who had such different preferences, were interested in the same player this time.

Now I understand a little bit.

He used to think that carrying wine and singing was a form of exquisite cowardice, but now looking back, it is better to say that she is not so much a form of exquisite cowardice as it is a form of exquisite greed.

She doesn't like to rely on the vagueness of luck for success or failure, and she doesn't believe in putting herself in a desperate situation and then risking her life to survive.