The Counterattack of the Villains

"boom"

"Bang bang..."

"Da da da..."

When Li Mu regained consciousness, he found that his body was still in the air, surrounded by sputtering bricks, and the sound of gunshots and explosions kept ringing all around.

Before the system started, he was leaning behind a low wall and shooting at the enemy.

Suddenly, an RPG flew over from nowhere and hit the low wall.

The impact of the explosion knocked him away. It was under this circumstance that his soul left the body, traveled to the Xiaoao World, and replaced it with Yue Buqun.

While Li Mu's consciousness was still in the system space, the acupuncture points all over his body had been penetrated, and the width and toughness of his meridians had become synchronized with Yue Buqun's.

The moment he regained consciousness, his body was automatically protected by the profound Nine Yang Qi.

The splash that hit him was dispelled by the dense purple energy, and Li Mu didn't feel any pain after hitting the ground.

He quickly got up, rolled on the ground, and ducked behind another low wall.

If it were Yue Buqun's physical body, it would have already instinctively performed the Qinggong movement and would not have hit the ground at all.

This physical body has never practiced Qinggong and has not developed this instinct.

But his tactical actions were instinctive reactions that had already penetrated into his bones.

Fortunately, the RPG hit a low wall, and he was only knocked away by the explosion, while the shrapnel was blocked by the wall.

Otherwise, he really didn't know whether the dense purple energy of the Nine Yang Divine Art could block the shrapnel.

After all, the sputtering speed and lethality of shrapnel are much stronger than any hidden weapon.

Li Mu's physical appearance is also quite good. He is tall and tall, about 1.8 meters tall. He is not a muscular man.

It belongs to the type that makes you look slimmer when you are wearing clothes, but you are more fleshy when you take off your clothes.

Li Mu himself was only twenty-five years old, and his appearance was very handsome. Unlike Yue Buqun's gentleness and elegance, he looked heroic.

At this time, he was wearing urban digital camouflage, land combat boots, a tactical vest, and a backpack on his back.

He held a 90% new AK74 assault rifle in his arms, four spare rifle magazines, two pistol magazines, and a Jungle King No. 1 saber on his left waist.

In the gaiter holster on the outside of his right leg, there was a Glock 18 automatic pistol.

Such equipment is definitely considered elite among mercenaries, and usually only mercenaries in mercenary groups or elite mercenary squads can afford to equip it.

But Li Mu was just a free mercenary at the lowest level. He had no teammates and was always alone. He was considered an anomaly among mercenaries.

The so-called free mercenaries are the kind of mercenaries who have not joined a mercenary group or affiliated with a military resource company. They work alone or with a group of familiar people to do odd jobs.

The real world of mercenaries is completely different from that in novels or movies and TV series.

The mercenaries in novels or movies and TV dramas all have strength comparable to or even surpassing that of special forces. They are agile, have godlike marksmanship, and kill people like mowing grass.

On the other hand, if you want to hire them, the price will be sky-high, often in the millions.

Perhaps the money they earn from one mission is something that many freelance mercenaries will never earn in their lifetime.

In fact, most of the mercenaries described in novels and movies and TV series are either retired soldiers or mercenaries who have joined a mercenary group and received professional training.

After all, that kind of mercenaries are in the minority, and the largest number are free mercenaries. This group accounts for almost 90% of the mercenary circle.

Free mercenaries have to spend their own money to buy weapons and equipment, and find their own jobs. Most of them just spend money to buy an AK and start taking jobs.

They are no different from those migrant workers in Xia who work part-time jobs in the labor market. They all work to earn money and support their families.

They have not received professional training, and have not even fired a few bullets. The only difference from ordinary people is that they have guns in their hands.

Many places in Africa are so poor that guns are even more valuable than human lives.

Some people have saved enough money for a long time to finally buy an AK. They regard owning their own AK as their biggest pursuit.

Just like the biggest pursuit of ordinary people in Xia Kingdom is to own a house of their own.

Freelance mercenaries are mostly very cheap. Two to three hundred dollars a day is the basic price, and sometimes people can do it for one hundred dollars a day.

Of course, that's the price of private employment.

Because private employment tasks are usually not very dangerous, they are usually tasks such as protection, kidnapping, and murder.

And if it is hired by an organization, such as the army or armed forces, it will cost at least US$500 a day for someone to do it.

Because the organization's employment is definitely to fight, the risk is very high.

When hiring freelance mercenaries, the money is calculated on the spot, and the money is paid first and then the work is done, and the payment is made one day.

Because no one knows whether they will come back alive, they will not work until they get the money.

Don't worry about them taking the money and running away, the reputation of free mercenaries is still very good.

Because being in this circle depends on credibility.

As long as I receive the money, I will definitely go to help you fight the war. Even if I am a foreigner on the battlefield, I will at least be there.

Of course, if they are defeated, they will decisively throw away their firearms, become ordinary people, and pretend to be refugees to save their lives, but they will never turn against them.

Unless you concealed information about your participation in the war, making the mission more difficult than the mercenaries expected.

Then they will temporarily raise the price on the battlefield. If not, they will abandon their offer and retreat at any time.

Freelance mercenaries can be said to be a group of very ethical and unethical professions.

They can fight for you today, but the other party will offer a higher price tomorrow. As long as they still confiscate your commission today, they will go to the other side at any time.

But once they collect your money, no matter how much the other party offers, they will finish the battle for you today and then jump to the other side.

Although it is not absolute, most free mercenaries can stick to this unwritten rule.

It's weird, but it makes sense.

…

Li Mu originally was not a mercenary. He came to Africa with his parents to do business and has been here for five or six years.

They opened a summer restaurant in Jebraldan (a fictional place), and the business has been good.

More than two years ago, a rebellion broke out here. During the chaos, his parents were killed by the rebels. He was lucky enough to survive.

Li Mu did not think about returning to China. He used the savings he had saved over the years to hire a retired military officer to be his instructor.

After training myself for more than a year, due to the instructor's salary and the high consumption of weapons and ammunition, there was not much savings left.

He then became a free mercenary, making money, training his actual combat abilities, and killing rebels at the same time.

He never accepts employment from the rebels, but as long as he is hired by forces fighting the rebels, he will join without hesitation.

This is also the reason why he did not join the mercenary group, because he needs absolute freedom.

With his current strength, if he wanted to join a mercenary group, many mercenary groups would be willing to accept him.

He has even become somewhat famous among the government forces.

For example, in this city street guard battle, other free mercenaries only received six hundred dollars a day, but he received one thousand dollars.

It was not the price he proposed, but the price that the government officer in charge took the initiative to increase the price for him when he received the money.

Both his skills and his equipment are worth the price.

Li Mu has no family and no worries. His goal in life is to one day reach the rebels' lair, kill the rebel leader, and avenge his parents.

But now that there is a villain counterattack system, this goal is no longer the ultimate goal, but at most a small goal in the near future.