Chapter 89: Chapter 7: The Tycoon’s Game World (Part 7)

Li Shuning thought about it and put the Firefly Blue Stone up for sale as well, a batch of 9,999 for 9,999 ingots, which equates to one ingot each.

This price isn’t considered shady, but compared to the Late Stage, it’s certainly expensive. It’s worth noting that after the gold farming groups joined, Firefly Blue Stone once dropped to 500 ingots per batch.

After setting up fifty batches, Li Shuning didn’t bother with them anymore. She needed to boost her Level quickly and find talent to form her own team.

On the day she forged equipment, she didn’t use much, more than fifty batches, and now she still had two batches left. It would take some time to go from Level twenty to thirty. When she needed to forge equipment, Firefly Blue Stone might have become commonplace. Why wait to sell?

Li Shuning knew that teleporting from Moonlight City to Kunyue Island, that place, was considered a leveling paradise for Levels twenty to twenty-five.

Monsters were densely packed with high attack and low defense, truly a great leveling spot for Feather.

However, the teleportation price was somewhat expensive; each teleport cost five hundred ingots and was one-way.

Li Shuning first bought medicines and food and then logged off directly. She needed to eat something first and continue battling since she hadn’t eaten before, focusing on obtaining Influence Tokens.

When she returned to the game, she found that almost everything she put up in the auction had sold, not only to Bei Chen but also to other players.

From one Peach Blossom Formation, after deducting auction fees, she earned over five hundred thousand ingots.

Li Shuning was in a great mood and entered the Teleportation Array, arriving at Kunyue Island.

Kunyue Island was a vast island, populated with many small monsters on the island and in the sea, all of which could be defeated, with refresh rates being fast.

Li Shuning found a flat grassland, took out a wooden basin from her Storage Bag, and then some bottles. She poured the contents of the bottles into the basin and then stood aside.

Before long, groups of scorpions surrounded her, attracted by the basin’s contents.

This trick was once used in the plot, with guides posted on forums.

Of course, at that time, everyone’s Levels were higher, and this trick was no longer useful.

But it was quite helpful for Li Shuning at this moment.

Feather had a basic Group Attack Skill, a fan-shaped attack, and after attracting the monsters, Li Shuning began attacking the scorpions. With her high attack, the monsters fell en masse.

Even though the scorpions were attacked, many were still attracted by the wooden basin and didn’t chase Li Shuning, making her battles much easier.

Li Shuning continued circling the wooden basin, maneuvering around the scorpions until all were shot dead, at which point she would pour more into the basin.

Repeating this process, Li Shuning leveled up, only to find her Storage Bag was completely full.

Once the scorpions died, they dropped some equipment and Poison Bags. These Poison Bags were quite valuable.

Out of many dropped equipment pieces, only two were Purple Equipment; the others Li Shuning didn’t even pick up.

At this moment, Li Shuning was grateful she had charged money to get the recharge gift bag; otherwise, she wouldn’t have obtained this Storage Bag. Without it, how much trouble would there be?

Returning to Moonlight City, Li Shuning placed all the Poison Bags into storage. Life players hadn’t emerged yet, so the Poison Bags were naturally useless.

For several consecutive days, Li Shuning continued activities on Kunyue Island, so she wasn’t very clear about the external situation.

She was unaware that while she had no response, the outside world was extremely curious about her.

On the day, suddenly, many batches of Firefly Blue Stone appeared in the auction house, and wealthy players purchased some. The most eye-catching was Bei Chen; he had several pieces of equipment with ten hammers.

With Ling Yu guiding, intentionally or not, Bei Chen leveled up quickly, but by the time he reached Level twenty, Luoluo was already Level twenty-five. Luoluo’s rapid leveling led many to speculate whether Luoluo had some insider knowledge or was a game insider?

Some players directly reported Luoluo.

But the game company clarified that Luoluo was a normal player, stating they wouldn’t engage in such activities.

After all, the world’s laws were still quite complete, and restrictions on game companies remained strict. Inducing behaviors such as using bots was prohibited.

Although many remained skeptical, many believed that Luoluo was likely a legendary wealthy player, perhaps experienced with many games and familiar with game elements. After all, true gamers would have an advantage regardless of the game, particularly as Luoluo seemed to have good luck, discovering the first dungeon. During that time, dungeon grinding day and night yielded substantial experience.

Perhaps Luoluo discovered other dungeons?

Some players compared those on the Battle Power Rankings, and the top player of other professions couldn’t compare to Luoluo.

However, the game now presented evident profits, enticing many players.

With the auction house’s expensive items, much ingots could be earned, and the game company had enabled a withdrawal feature.

Being both lucrative and entertaining, it stirred many hearts.

No one suspected that all the auction items were listed by Luoluo.

After all, dungeon items were extremely difficult to obtain; everyone who had been through a dungeon knew this.

Even if Luoluo ground endlessly, it wouldn’t yield so many items.

Unfortunately, Li Shuning had an additional ten points of Luck Value, something unknown to all, except the game company.

At this moment, the game company was also holding a meeting.

The manager of the operations department was sweating profusely.

The game company’s big boss was somber-faced: “What’s the situation with this Luoluo?”

The operations manager explained the situation, but due to strict world demands on personal data, even the game company wasn’t fully aware of Li Shuning’s real-life situation.

Being someone who charged seventy million in one go, she was certainly not simple.

At this point, canceling those ten points of Luck Value was evidently impossible.

“Investigate whether insider information was leaked, and additionally, adjust some in-game content.”

Li Shuning was unaware that her prominence had worried the game company.

However, the game company could only tweak some things. Though Li Shuning kept charging ahead, it was beneficial for the game itself, serving as a target that many chased.

Haven’t seen the influx of wealthy players starting to exert themselves? This competition was exactly what the game company wanted, albeit not letting Luoluo be overwhelmingly strong. If no one could catch up to Luoluo, the consequences would be unimaginable.

This was why the big boss wanted adjustments to the game’s content.

The boss still suspected that Luoluo’s precise discovery of game tactics and strategies resulted from insider information being leaked.

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