Quick Transmigration: The Leisurely and Sweet Life of a Support

Next month's training will be for all first-year students, and her brother said he would tell her in advance so she wouldn't worry too much.

This is a plot point. After reviewing it again, I realized that the military academy doesn't have high requirements for first-year students. They are just sent to ordinary resource planets to experience wilderness survival. They are given a lot of supplies, and under normal circumstances, nothing will happen.

However, wherever the male protagonist is, things are never the usual way. So they discover the Kata people inside the resource planet. The Kata are a type of insectoid race, but they do not actively attack humans; their target is resources.

The Katas enjoy devouring resources, especially the core of planets.

Once the star core is devoured by the Katas, the entire planet will be doomed…

A planet without energy is destined for destruction.

Therefore, although the Kata race does not attack humans, the level of harm they cause is enormous. It takes hundreds of thousands, even hundreds of millions of years to nurture a resource planet...

Fortunately, the Kata tribe eats very slowly. After consuming a certain amount of resources, they need to sleep to digest them. It takes them more than several decades to swallow a star core. As long as clues are discovered during this period, the losses can be recovered.

The plot point this time is that the first-year students bravely fight against the Kata Beast, and her brother and Bai Yu fight side by side, leading the freshman team in battle.

The male lead has a strong protagonist aura; he wasn't injured and even gained a lot of resources. However, while the main characters were unharmed, the other students might not have fared as well.

The story doesn't mention whether Silver Moon is alright. The command department is directing from the rear, while he, as a combat department member, is supposed to be on the front lines. I'm a little worried...

You must remind him...

However, their communication ended today. Chongli had played many rounds this time, felt refreshed, and was now very sleepy. "Sleep, sleep," he thought, "it's just a first-year dungeon, not difficult, don't worry..."

The next day, the progress of the brain-soothing treatment was praised by Ms. Muse.

Muse exclaimed in admiration, "Genius! You're in exceptional form today, keep it up!"

Chongli knew she had performed well; the alarm hadn't gone off, which really motivated her.

I never expected that beating someone up would give me such a great buff.

How about we try again tonight?

Chongli, who had been full of hopeful expectations, calmed down a lot when she saw that she still had 99+ private messages in the evening.

Then she saw Yuan Qing's apology in the friend request.

This guy probably knew his private messages would be flooded with messages, so he apologized profusely in the friend request notes.

He sent dozens of friend requests in a row; it would be hard for Chongli not to notice.

After understanding the whole story, Chongli curled his lip. What kind of person is this? How did he develop the habit of screen recording every time he sees a handsome guy?

After reading the message, Chongli refused and added a note: "Understood."

I went through the private messages very skillfully, and deleted them all if there was no important information!

Then the fight continued. Today's opponent was much more reliable and took the fight much more seriously. However, when she saw it was her, she would still chatter a bit during the fight.

Some passionate slogans, like "I will definitely defeat him," are all that's needed.

Most of the time, it's about confessing your feelings to him; Chongli is already used to it.

However, she still played more than a dozen matches today to regulate her emotions, and more than half of them reminded him of the Fog Shadow Championship.

What the hell? ?

After leaving the arena, I couldn't resist opening the StarCraft forum, even though the Heavy Plow hadn't uttered a word throughout the entire battle.

She doesn't even need to search; she can just look at the trending topics that are highlighted in red.

The first one is the Killing Hall prize pool.

What the hell? !

I clicked in and wow! I had to exclaim "Wow!" again.

The prize pool already has over 8000 million yuan, and it's still rising...

Are Star Coins worthless now? How can such a large prize pool be raised in just one day? Even fundraising on Earth hasn't been this efficient!

Chongli continued reading, driven by curiosity, not by the 8000 million!

Holy crap! 8000 million!!

Although it can't compare to the hundreds of millions of pocket money in her AI brain, she feels it'll be there soon!

The Fog Shadow Championship is a competition across the entire StarNet. The preliminary rounds are held virtually on the StarNet, with battlefields on various desolate planets as the backdrop. The top 100 winners will travel to real-world border desolate planets to hunt down insectoids. Based on their scores, the first-place winner will receive a resource star.

This first-place reward has always inspired all civilians in the interstellar space: as long as you have a resource planet, you can live a good life.

Those rich people won't participate.

They're all from powerful families; who would risk their reputation for a single resource planet, let alone broadcast it live across the entire intergalactic space?

Therefore, the winners in previous years were all powerful civilians. After winning, they not only gained access to resource planets, but other interstellar organizations would also extend olive branches to them, and their future was basically secure.

Let alone first place, as long as you perform well on camera and appeal to some nobles, you're likely to receive benefits.

Countless people flocked to it, frantically trying to climb up.

The prize pool is a reward mechanism in the Fog Shadow Championship. If netizens really want someone to participate, they can set up a prize pool for them and put Star Coins into it.

As long as this person participates, regardless of winning or losing, the Star Coins in the prize pool will be given to him in full as prize money after the competition.

Wow! Full amount!!! No tax deduction!!! Chongli's lips twitched, trying hard not to look at the constantly changing data.

She knew what this year's netizens were thinking. The competition schedule stated that the StarNet preliminary rounds would be conducted using virtual character avatars, meaning humanoids would fight monsters, and mechs were not allowed.

Those inhuman netizens want to see him tear the monster apart with his bare hands.

I came here because of her looks!

"These dogs..." The curse stopped halfway through when he saw the prize pool jump to 9000 million.

Damn it! Chong Li was speechless. Back when she was the villain, she didn't get a small goal so easily!

Holy crap, this generation of netizens is really rich! There are mines everywhere in interstellar space!!!

Unfortunately, she couldn't leave the Chong family, and it was impossible for her to participate in any competition under the name of Chong Li. Exposing herself too thoroughly would only ruin her.

She closed the post that was dazzling her eyes and went to bed to rest.

I'm such a mundane person. I finally managed to calm my mind after ten games, but now all I can think about are coins.

Forget it, she'll communicate with her brother. She knows how many resource planets her family owns; she's not short of money.

This was the first time Chong Shen had heard his younger sister ask about the family business.

The real purpose of the heavy plowing was to eliminate the temptation of money.

Chong Shen patiently explained to her about his family's manufacturing industries. He explained that any family with a resource planet would engage in manufacturing on that planet and then sell the collected and manufactured resources.

My younger sister has grown up. I had told her about the family situation before, but she was always absent-minded. This time, however, she was interested.

Since his sister asked, he had to explain it to her in detail.