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Chapter 343: Chapter 300: “Teacher, this way please.

“Why didn’t Chen Yi save him from death?”

When this barrage comment stood out conspicuously above the entire live-streaming room, the room suddenly quieted down, with visibly fewer comments flying across the screen.

And many Starfield players who were watching from their own rooms found themselves exchanging confused looks, not knowing what to say upon seeing the player who had sent this barrage.

The player ID of the sender was “Shang Ruxue.”

This player belonged to the “Mao Rabbit Clan,” located in the “Cangxue Starfield.”

This Race had also once seized a milestone, and the name Cangxue Starfield was given by those Race Players. The player’s planet had already reached the status of Fourfold Planet, an existence not to be taken lightly in the entire leveling game.

If it had been some ordinary person who sent this barrage, they would only scoff, mocking the diversity of life as there would always be some idiotic individuals.

Living beings are adaptable, especially in the process of facing a Race crisis, evolving abilities or traits to face those crises.

For example, a Race that lived on the ground might face a sudden great flood one day, leaving them with only two choices: evolve the ability to breathe underwater quickly or face extinction.

In the leveling game environment, even the kindest of people before might inevitably become selfish.

They might remain indifferent even to their own kin’s internecine struggle, not to mention rescuing two NPCs fighting each other. Only someone with a diseased mind would say such a thing.

But the problem is… Shang Ruxue really was “sick.”

This player’s motto was to stop all killing in the world.

Not a hypocrite, but truly acted in such a manner.@@novelbin@@

All players of this Race were like that, without a single exception, as if stopping killing was their nature, or perhaps, their mission.

The players of this “Mao Rabbit Clan,” except for the weak and feeble who stayed on their own planet, went to various Starfields to stop any killings they witnessed, even at the cost of their own lives without hesitation.

In the entire leveling game, the “Mao Rabbit Clan” players had a significant reputation!

Many players had been helped by a “Mao Rabbit Clan” player when they were in crisis in the wild.

This even gave rise to a proverb.

If you’re in the wild, fallen into a trap, surrounded by 100 Alien Race players.

Then you can only await death in despair.

If among these 100 Alien Race players, there is one from the “Mao Rabbit Clan,” you will be rescued, or there will be more to be buried with you.

It’s that simple and straightforward.

Helping without seeking any conditions, nor holding favors over others, asking nothing in return—such Race Players were highly admirable in the entire leveling game environment.

And because of that.

The “Mao Rabbit Clan” players, even though they often wander alone in other Starfields, generally do not suffer harm from Alien Race players.

Because everyone understands that “Mao Rabbit Clan” players have no hostility, and secondly, there is no need to offend them since who knows when one might need their help. Even inherently chaotic players from the Dark Race would respectfully let the “Mao Rabbit Clan” players pass when they see them.

The most important point.

Among the whole leveling game, the “Mao Rabbit Clan” were hugely famous and well-liked. Although not the strongest in terms of Race strength, if they were to call upon all their favors, that force would be virtually unstoppable.

…

“…”

God of Wealth, Li Yi, sat on his throne, looking at the barrage in front of him with a helpless sigh, at a loss for words to defend his little brother. At that time, shortly after his planet had advanced to a Threefold Planet,

because everything had been smooth sailing and his actions were extremely arrogant, he had almost been wiped out.

In the end, the “Mao Rabbit Clan” got wind of it, spent nearly ten million Points for a Starfield pass, and personally came over to help him resolve the conflict, thus averting a disaster for his Race.

Although he paid back ten times the Points after he recovered,

he still owed a huge favor and didn’t dare to retort much.

He also understood the personality and vision of “Shang Ruxue,” this woman wanted to do something big, to stop players from killing each other, and wished everyone would just kill monsters on the map instead.

She wanted to bring peace to the leveling game.

But…the idea was too naive.

He knew it was a good thought, but it was basically impossible to achieve.

However—

The somewhat corpulent Li Yi, sitting on his throne, shifted his body with difficulty, then took a deep breath and looked around the live-streaming room with curiosity. Although Shang Ruxue was extremely extreme in her ideals, she was not stupid.

Chen Yi might have stood by and not intervened in death, but those were NPCs.

Wasn’t Shang Ruxue always protecting players? Since when did she start protecting NPCs as well?

If NPCs couldn’t be killed, then she might as well just wait to die on the map.

Just then—

A familiar voice reached his ear.

“Don’t you get it?”

The nonchalant Wang Qi, draping his arm around a scantily clad woman and casually smoking while striding over to Li Yi, pushed the woman in his arms carelessly into Li Yi’s embrace and spoke indifferently.

“Shang Ruxue obviously doesn’t like Chen Yi. Seeing any action of his now disgusts her, and that’s why she would say such a thing,”

“Otherwise, Sang Ruxue normally wouldn’t object to killing NPCs at all.”

“Makes sense.”

Li Yi nodded thoughtfully. Shang Ruxue hated those players who killed other players most. To someone like Chen Yi who had just exterminated the Ten Clans, in Shang Ruxue’s mind, he was the kind who would be straightaway put onto her blacklist.

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