T0 Gaming Guild Saves the World

1: His supply is insufficient, and he urgently needs to purchase a large quantity of goods.

2: I'm quitting Blue Star Online.

With 5500 points added to my existing 5200, I've once again returned to being a "ten-thousand-yuan household" (a term used to describe someone with 10,000 yuan in virtual and real wealth).

Unfortunately, 10700 points can't buy anything.

There's no rush to refresh the shop now, because Orange Tea previously discovered the existence of a level 6 shop while searching for the roulette wheel.

The item is clearly marked as being from the highest-level shop.

Price: 3 points.

Jiang Heyi reasonably suspected that only by purchasing the highest-level shop would the advanced option of globalizing the Guild Tower appear.

After the fierce battle, Peria already had a small plan in mind.

Since there are products that allow for customized floor challenge content.

Could you customize a level similar to the one against Peria?

By doing this, Jiang Heyi was able to recruit four guilds into his team at once, and after the competition ended, the team with the lowest score would be eliminated.

By repeating these actions, we can take care of and improve the average combat strength of the Blue Star side in a reasonable way.

This isn't even considered exploiting loopholes; it's a gameplay tactic that existed from the very beginning when the rules of the Tower World were established.

Overall, the only area with a loss is the boundary between the virtual and physical assets, but the floor area has been genuinely improved, so the income and expenditure are considered balanced.

The more Jiang Heyi thought about it, the more reliable this poverty alleviation strategy seemed.

Just like the community uses the game analogy of searching, attacking, and withdrawing, if they have enough money, they can provide unlimited economic support to the guilds below them, helping them convert it into technology points and further increase their combat power.

Moreover, he believes that the three top-tier players in the Chinese server would be very willing to participate.

As long as they are brought to a high position first...

The loop is closed!

French Fries glanced sideways: "What did you think of? You're all smiles."

"I'll tell you when I get back."

Renee returned to the guild.

Kesha and the others swarmed around them.

"How about it?"

Renee paused for a moment before breaking into a bright smile.

"So exciting!"

She vividly described her thrilling experience of playing a battle royale with a living plague.

The constant thrill of walking on the edge of death made her sweat profusely and tremble with excitement.

Successfully toying with the living plague time and time again greatly satisfied her sense of accomplishment.

Elera, who forges weapons, came out for a stroll and kept blinking as she listened.

Sounds... really fun!

I want to play!

"Potatoes, is there a game where you don't need to use your brain, you can burn everything in sight, leaving nothing but barren land?"

Elaevi still couldn't hold back.

The violent genes deep within the dragon are surging!

"The lawn-cutting game will definitely find you, don't worry."

Ksha licked his lips and asked, "Are there two cooperative games...?"

"A two-player cooperative game?" Jiang Heyi hesitated for a moment. "We'll see, we'll see."

The slime king's sticky body bounced around in place.

Gloria and the ghostly mouse muttered to themselves in confusion.

These two aren't picky eaters, and they're open to any game, as long as they can go out and have fun.

"Me, me, I think..."

The insect mist transformed into the shape of a book, flapping its "little wings" and flying in circles.

Jiang Heyi said irritably, "You're sitting at the same table as a child. Who do you think you can beat? Any powerful monster could tear you into squid shreds and eat you."

The insects chirped softly, their words unreadable.

But it probably wasn't anything nice to say.

A portal appeared behind Jiang Heyi.

"French Fries, what brings you back?"

"The 14th floor has been reached."

"Oh, what is it?"

"Play majiang."

"Ok?"

Back in the preparation room, I overheard Yuu dew reading out the rules for the 14th floor.

Tower World, 14th Floor: Intense Mahjong Battle.

Players need to send out two people to fight against the puppets generated by Yulu.

You can choose the mahjong rules yourself.

The mahjong game ends when one player from either side is eliminated.

If a player fails, they must face the monsters that appear after the defeat.

The monster's combat power is related to the difference in points between the player and the monster when the player is defeated.

If a player is killed by the Mahjong Monster, each player will lose one challenge attempt.

Defeating the Mahjong Monster will grant you a chance to challenge it again.

Similar to the fierce battle in Peria, the punishment was carried out directly on a team-by-team basis.

If a player in the team has 0 attempts, they are eliminated immediately.

Unless items from Yuu-ro's shop are used to restore members, the guild will suffer permanent casualties.

"What kind of death mahjong is this?"

"However, it shouldn't be a big problem. The combat strength at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds is very strong. Even if we lose, we can cover our losses."

"Wake up, didn't you hear what Xilu said? The Mahjong Monster will strengthen itself based on the difference in scores between the two players at the end of the game."

"You have no idea what the enhancement coefficient is. What if you lose too many times and someone comes along who can kill the Grim Reaper with a single punch?"

"Death's fate is truly tragic. Ever since the prison guard praised his feet as food-grade, not only have a bunch of fan-made erotic images appeared, but now they've even become a unit of measurement."

"I am the Tarot Knight, and I'll rot in the Tarot World so that the jailer won't run into me."

Jiang Heyi's brain was working at lightning speed.

Since Xilu didn't offer any further details, the mahjong should be a normal mahjong game.

The core gameplay revolves around teamwork.

In a two-person team battle, if one player focuses solely on building a strong hand and accidentally wins by drawing a winning tile that wipes out three other players, it could easily result in friendly fire and wipe out their own teammate.

Encourage an endless stream of bad hands.

Yulu asked, "Have you decided which mahjong rules to choose?"

Jiang Heyi quickly asked, "What types of mahjong do you all know?"

Bed: "I know a little bit about everything, but I'm more familiar with the rules of Japan."

Orange Tea asked curiously, "Why?"

"Because I'm a total shut-in who only plays online mahjong, someone dragged me into playing the version with cute girls..."

The jailer nodded: "Yes, that's right, that's exactly what I wanted to say."

The woman in the blanket pouted and said, "I went to play mahjong, you went there for the latter, didn't you?"

"Wake up, you've already mentioned cute girls, so stop pretending to know what's important. If you don't believe me, ask the spectators."

The chat room erupted in laughter, with everyone telling each other to stop pretending to be in bed.

Moyu only knows a little about mahjong. He learned some from watching Du Jingwen play with others, but he's not particularly interested in it.

I know absolutely nothing about orange tea.

Her memory of mahjong is the "clattering" sound of tiles being pushed around during family gatherings during holidays.

She has loved this voice since she was a child, because whenever she poured tea or water for her relatives at this time, she would always receive a red envelope.

"It's not just full of life, it's also full of childhood memories." The prison guard nodded repeatedly. "Me too."

"Oh? You guys too?"

Orange Tea was greatly surprised to see that six people had nodded at the boundary between the virtual and real worlds.

I thought it was just their family that was like this.

Looking at the chat window, countless Chinese players echoed the sentiment.

It's as if this, like the floral quilt and the old ceramic cup, is a shared memory for everyone.

The only one who didn't nod was the French fries.

What's going on with the fries?

"My family doesn't like playing mahjong. My parents started living on their own a long time ago and only go back home once or twice a year."

The prison guard recalled: "But I remember you were a mahjong master. You were one of the top four in the 'Beast Cup' organized by our group members."

The so-called "beast cup" is actually the "immortal cup".

It was an online mahjong competition organized by an old group of people Jiang Heyi knew who were also involved with French fries.

The competition lives up to its name; it's about seeing who wins the most unreasonable, the most miraculous, and the most ridiculous hand.

The top-ranked players had an astonishing number of mahjong tiles, comparable to the number of "grandma's tiles."

The term "Grandma's Hand" means that if Grandma comes along, you can win no matter what you play.

French Fries had no idea how to play mahjong at the time; she knew nothing about the rules.

According to her recollection after living together, she participated because Jiang Heyi mentioned to her that she would give it a try.

Jiang Heyi wanted to give it a try, so she would too.

As for whether she developed an interest in him or had feelings for him at that time...

French fries refused to answer.

As a result, Jiang Heyi was eliminated in the first round by the "fairy veil" and was drained of his energy in the first round.

The person sitting at the same table as him, who sucked him dry and helped him advance, was none other than French Fries, who had never played mahjong before and claimed that he didn't know any of the rules!

Jiang Heyi vividly remembers that for a month or two after that, he didn't want to play mahjong for a while.

Whenever he sees mahjong, he always recalls the private message from French fries.

"I didn't know mahjong was so simple. I feel like I've got it all figured out."

"Just wait until the cards are drawn, then just tap wherever the cards are lit up."

"Look at the replay, I really got a winning hand in the second round. I didn't have to do anything and I just won 24000. It felt so good."

That's not even human language!

From then on, Jiang Heyi's mindset became increasingly Buddhist.

He knew perfectly well that in this world, a person cannot beat a dog.

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