After I was forced to become a survival game NPC

Chapter 86 Fall (End)

Wen Ze glanced over there, but couldn't tell his true emotions, "What do you think?"

"Isn't it the big guy named Lu?" the crew-cut man asked uncertainly.

"Who else would it be?"

Wen Ze's voice was soft and gentle, and the men next to him couldn't help but lower their heads, not daring to speak any more.

The shock in my heart couldn't be greater. There are only a few master players. If I play a few more rounds of the game, I will naturally hear some news.

However, they only know that there is a big boss player named Lu, and no more information is known. The boss's information is not something ordinary players like them can easily inquire about.

Ding--

The voice of the system sounded in the minds of all players.

[Congratulations to the player, you have passed this round of the game.]

As soon as Su Nanzhi opened his eyes, he returned to the familiar system space.

[You will receive clearance points: 20

NPC side mission points: 20]

After the settlement is completed, the system panel updates the player information.

[Player*: Nanzhi

Grade:B

Points:55

Props: Initial space, low-level amulet.】

It’s really fast to earn points from NPC tasks, but she still can’t afford the props in the mall.

Su Nanzhi looked helplessly at the pistol priced at 299 points and 50 rounds of ammunition at 5 points.

can not afford.

Players with money and strength can buy weapons in the game or find ways to obtain weapons, while other players can only spend points to buy them in the mall.

When she has points in the future, she must buy props and upgrade space!

Su Nanzhi looked at the most expensive item in the mall - 'Xiang Xie', and what was written underneath actually said, Recommended by the Lord God.

The system can obviously grab it directly, but it still has to give the player a prop.

One point difference is 10,000 points. Is this the legendary situation where you and I have no chance at all, and we all rely on krypton points?

As soon as this prop was put up, she had the illusion that other props seemed to be quite cheap. The mall may have created this prop for comparison.

Which big bastard can really spend this point.

Su Nanzhi shook his head and closed the mall, realizing his poverty and becoming more motivated to do side tasks in the future.

"System, will the existence of special players be announced in the game?"

After waiting for two seconds, the system said, [Currently, the survival game has not announced the existence of special players.]

The system did not give an accurate answer. It only said that it has not been announced yet, and the answer was quite official.

Su Nanzhi: "Are there many special players like me?"

If several NPC players appear in the same round of the game, don’t they need to grab tasks?

[NPC players hide content for the game, and the system cannot query more information for you.]

After saying that, she was sent out of the system space.

Su Nanzhi:

Okay, I can’t ask anything.

Su Nanzhi sat up from the bed, stretched, and opened the curtains. It was two o'clock in the afternoon, and she had to go to school after class.

Thinking of this, Su Nanzhi put down her mobile phone, changed her clothes, packed up, and went out to class.

After returning from the survival game, she suddenly felt like she was in another world. For a moment, she even felt that the game was real.

From the forum, I can see that many players will have changes in their mentality, and some people will suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder. Even if they are not mentally strong enough, they will easily collapse even if they come back.

Su Nanzhi walked into the classroom with her books and chose the corner seat to sit down. She was used to being alone and thought it was good, but in the eyes of others she seemed a bit unsociable.

The sunlight outside the window slanted down to the ground. Looking at the books on the table, Su Nanzhi suddenly remembered that in the game, she hesitated to ask Lu Yu for his contact information, but in the end she didn't ask.

(End of chapter)