To ascend, I had no choice but to create games-Chapter 846 - 467: Not a Traditional Board Game

After thousands of Ren Lang Troop soldiers joined Xiemen Waidao and others’ base, Fang Cheng thought they would bring some chaos, but the situation surprised him.

The first batch of Ren Lang soldiers underwent Liuzi’s "education," and after they stepped down from what looked like electrotherapy chairs, the way the first group of volunteers looked at Liuzi had changed.

They removed their gas masks and took out the earplugs inserted in their ears, a stream of blood flowed from their ear canals and dripped to the ground along their earlobes.

Taking a closer look, Liuzi found that their earplugs were absurdly long and had sharp spikes at the ends, which allowed the earplugs to penetrate their eardrums and prevent the eardrums from regenerating.

Realizing what these were used for, Liuzi shivered violently and then whispered quietly, "Is Fang Cheng’s thinking still stuck on ’Reincarnation Land’? I feel that there’s something very off about these soldiers."

"Liuzi, I share your view," Xiemen Waidao agreed.

Noticing the stunned looks from Liuzi and Xiemen Waidao, the sergeant came over and explained, "Because of contamination by the shadows, we constantly hear voices from the shadows in our heads. These voices make us continuously degenerate into madness, eventually turning into ferocious zombies."

Picking up a thin earplug, he inserted it into his ear in front of them and said, "These voices are everywhere and very noisy. Even in our sleep, we can’t banish these voices from our minds. To avoid hearing them, we adopted this method. By destroying the eardrums with earplugs, we gain brief peace. However, due to our immortality, our eardrums quickly grow back, so we have to remove the earplugs periodically."

Seeing the sergeant about to demonstrate further, Liuzi immediately interrupted him and told the sergeant, "That’s enough, I don’t need it."

"Why not need it? Look how useful, I think this knowledge is pretty important," Xiemen Waidao said discontentedly, looking at Liuzi.

"What are you going to use this knowledge for?"

"Of course, I will use it for some fascinating purposes."

"I don’t want to talk with someone with such a heavy taste like you, get yourself over there."

"Call me ’Little Xiexie’ when you need me and label me heavy taste when you don’t, huh? What do you take me for?"

"Get over there!" 𝐟𝐫𝕖𝗲𝘄𝚎𝗯𝕟𝐨𝕧𝐞𝚕.𝕔𝕠𝐦

After shooing Xiemen Waidao away, Liuzi looked at the sergeant and asked, "If I’m not mistaken, after my brainwashing—no, I mean education—you can’t hear that voice anymore, right?"

"Yes," the sergeant nodded vigorously. "Not completely silent, but your education built a wall in the experimenters’ minds. Those strange voices were blocked by this wall, allowing us to gain moments of tranquility."

Breathing a sigh of relief, the sergeant looked at Liuzi sincerely and said, "Though I don’t understand the principle, you’ve solved a major problem for us Ren Lang. I earnestly request that you continue helping us, become a military medic in our troop, and keep supporting us."

Liuzi hadn’t replied when he noticed the town’s financial income beginning to skyrocket.

Just by solving a rational problem for the werewolves, their happiness index kept increasing and translating into a steady flow of game currency into the players’ accounts.

Seeing all this money, Liuzi knew he couldn’t refuse.

They were offering too much!

Looking at his account, which was overflowing, and then at Xiemen Waidao, who was starting to swagger beside him, Liuzi found that Xiemen Waidao was indeed a genius at times.

After driving away some demanding, constantly bickering NPCs who weren’t paying their taxes, their town’s happiness index immediately rose, making it one of the happiest towns among all players’ towns.

Moreover, after letting the werewolves in, Liuzi found they were perfect residents.

Each Ren Lang soldier possessed formidable military capabilities, and the shadow’s contamination gave them a slight immortality.

This immortality couldn’t make them as strong as heroic units, but it allowed them to gradually regenerate their bodies, with a significantly increased recovery rate for stamina and energy.

And they didn’t mind working alongside the "zombies." A few times, Liuzi even saw them looking enviously at these "zombies," apparently considering not having to think as something enviable.

They didn’t even need food or water; they just needed to stand and sleep for five minutes a day to recharge, then continue helping to build the place and direct zombies.

Having been tormented by those strange voices for a long period, and now not hearing them anymore, they felt immensely happy with their current life. Each unit could provide a vast amount of currency, allowing Xiemen Waidao, Liuzi, and Wang to research this place’s technology freely.

"This is life!" exclaimed Wang, surrounded by diapers. "I feel like I could stay here for a year."

"Just to study diapers?" Fang Cheng asked skeptically, watching them.

"Don’t underestimate diapers! Do you know how great diapers are? This invention has effectively reduced the incidence of diaper rash and other diseases in infants and toddlers, and it significantly cuts down the working time for stay-at-home dads. Plus, there’s nothing more reassuring than a diaper when you’re stuck in a traffic jam on the highway! Just imagine, when you’re on a date, when you’re out for a run, when you’re alone at a bar, a diaper provides the ultimate peace of mind during lonely and cold times, knowing that a clean and fresh diaper is there protecting you—preserving your dignity as an adult."