Survival Game? But She's Already Slaughtered the Entire Server - Chapter 28

[A-Rank Weapon Card: Grandpa Zhou’s Cleaver]

Quality: Excellent

Special Effect: None

(The blade is sharp, the handle fits well in the hand, and the chopping is solid. After activation, the duration is one day.)

After reading this, Ruan Tian smiled-out of anger.

Ten Weapon Cards, nine turned out to be trash, and the only usable weapon can only be activated for one day.

How afraid is this game of her getting a weapon?

If she really wanted to do something, a few rules wouldn’t be able to restrain her.

Thinking of this, a surge of hostility suddenly welled up in Ruan Tian’s heart…

She lowered her eyes, her fingertips unconsciously rubbing the edge of the Weapon Card. The calm look in her eyes was replaced by a dark, eerie gleam, a madness that could chill anyone to the bone.

The game rules she was willing to obey were the only rules that mattered. If she didn’t recognize them, then those so-called game rules meant nothing at all.

Since this game was unfair to her…

Why not tear this world apart as well?

The moment this thought surfaced, 001’s data stream instantly became chaotic, sharp alarms blaring at the consciousness level: [Alert! Alert! Detected strong destructive intent from player Ruan Tian! World stability coefficient plummeting! Please immediately suppress the dangerous subject!]

001 looked at the database full of alarm gibberish and hurriedly tried to calm her: [Host, please calm down.]

“I am very calm.”

[001: …]

001 searched the database but couldn’t find a corresponding solution.

At this moment, Ruan Tian said, “001, let your so-called Main System talk to me.”

[Okay, Host. Attempting to connect now, please be patient…]

Ruan Tian wasn’t in a rush.

Her fingertips unconsciously spun the Skill Card, her lashes lowered, hiding her expression. Only the lazy, dangerous motion of turning the card betrayed her mood.

001 didn’t keep Ruan Tian waiting long.

[Host, the connection to the Main System is successful. Press this button on the Holographic Screen to start a conversation with the Main System.]

“Thank you.”

Such a polite and courteous Ruan Tian left 001 feeling flattered.

[You’re welcome, Host. Serving you is my duty.]

Ruan Tian pressed the button. The operation interface on the Holographic Screen instantly faded to blank, leaving only a glowing white orb quietly suspended in the center, radiating a soft halo.

It spoke in the same electronic voice as 001, but its tone was colder and harder: [Player, hello. I am the Main System of the game.]

“I know.”

The Main System fell silent…

Ruan Tian raised her eyes and took the initiative: “Let’s talk.”

“Either I destroy you.”

“Or you destroy me.”

“Pick one…”

The Main System paused, seeming a bit helpless: [We can coexist.]

“We can, but you’re not sincere.”

Again and again, even a clay figurine would have a temper.

Let alone her-she was no clay figurine.

Empty boxes, useless blind boxes, Weapon Cards…

All worthless things.

Her willingness to abide by the rules of the game world was based on the premise that this world treated her with equal fairness.

But it didn’t…

Her concessions only made the other side think she was easy to bully and manipulate.

The last person who tried to manipulate her ended up chopped into mince.

She was still willing to talk now because she actually enjoyed living in this world.

There was order, but not too much.

She liked it.

The Main System said seriously: [You are very dangerous.]

It wasn’t that it couldn’t give her more-it truly didn’t dare to.

She’d only been here a few days, and the number of people she’d killed already exceeded the days she’d been here.

Without weapons, she still killed wherever she went. If she got a weapon, forget Area [8888], the whole server wouldn’t be enough for her to kill.

Ruan Tian sneered, flicked her wrist, and threw the card. The card passed through the Holographic Screen, half embedding itself in the wall. She raised her eyebrows slightly: “You’re just now realizing that?”
“When you pulled me in, why didn’t you think it was dangerous?”

“Isn’t it a bit late to talk about that now?”

Main System: [……]

Can it say it pulled in the wrong person?

Obviously not.

After observing Ruan Tian for some time, it concluded that she needed to be handled gently.

If you go along with her temperament, she might behave herself a little.

But if you try to go head-to-head, once that wild streak flares up, she really doesn’t care about her life-no one can hold her back.

The Main System naturally understood that Ruan Tian called it here not to fight to the death or cause mutual destruction, but to take the opportunity to negotiate terms.

But it also knew that if negotiations failed, this fiend would really take action.

Back when she was just an ordinary person, she single-handedly slaughtered the Child of Fate of an entire Minor World, throwing that world into chaos.

The Heavenly Dao of that world was enraged and personally tried to erase her, but could do nothing to her soul, so it could only cast her into the Void.

Who would have thought that after drifting in the Void for a hundred years, the surrounding Chaos Power failed to tear her soul apart, and instead, she was tempered by the endless emptiness, growing ever stronger.

The Main System was bitter!

After realizing it had pulled in the wrong person, it couldn’t send her back anymore.

It didn’t have enough energy now-otherwise, it would risk everything to send her back.

This world was already teetering on the edge, unable to withstand another upheaval.

The Main System and Ruan Tian had a heart-to-heart talk.

In the end, both sides reached an agreement.

Ruan Tian would stay in this world as a player and abide by its rules.

The Main System would no longer operate behind the scenes to affect her game experience.

The first negotiation between person and system ended on a pleasant note.

……

Early the next morning, Ruan Tian changed her usual lazy ways and proactively entered a dungeon, clearing an orange five-star difficult quest.

The same level 30 Wild Monsters, but fewer in number than the Mandatory Dungeon-only ten.

Ruan Tian dealt with them efficiently and waited for the settlement. Seeing the 10 gold coins credited, she raised her eyebrows slightly. It seemed the Main System was keeping its word.

This time, three White Treasure Chests dropped, and Ruan Tian opened them all at once.

[Congratulations, player Ruan Tian has obtained: White Rabbit Milk Candy*10, a set of warm clothing, D-grade Weapon Card*1]

Ruan Tian raised her eyebrows-see, without the Main System manipulating things behind the scenes, her luck couldn’t possibly be that bad.

She tossed the Weapon Card and warm clothing into her backpack, unwrapped a candy and popped it into her mouth, and stuffed the rest of the White Rabbit Milk Candy into her coat pocket.

Just as she exited the dungeon, she received a message from Xu Yan.

[Sister Ruan, I’ve found the chef you wanted. But he’s about to be beaten to death.]

Ruan Tian frowned slightly.

She replied with two words: [Address?]

Xu Yan replied instantly, sending an address that showed the location was in the wild.

Ruan Tian didn’t bother packing anything and headed straight out.

It was still quite a distance from here to outside the city.

Ruan Tian didn’t feel like walking, so she simply hijacked a tricycle halfway and had it take her there.

It wasn’t that she liked riding tricycles-she just had no other choice, and it happened to be there.

The person pedaling the tricycle, as luck would have it, was an acquaintance-Gangzi.

When Gangzi saw Ruan Tian, he was nearly in tears.

Wasn’t this world supposed to be huge? If you didn’t try to meet someone, you’d never run into them?

So what was this?

“Sis…” Gangzi said, face full of misery, “Where are you headed this time?”

Ruan Tian showed him the address on the Holographic Screen: “This address. Go faster-it’s urgent.”

What if she was late and the chef died?

Mainly, she hadn’t tasted his cooking yet.

At the very least, she had to eat the chef’s food first. If it didn’t suit her taste, then he could die later.