My Player 2

Chapter 336 Reasons for Resurrection

The two players who passed away had no connection with Li Li.

One is called "Fu Qing Feng" and the other is called "Hao Xiao Xiao Ya Pai".

"Fu Qing Feng" has not been online for a month.

Li Li also accidentally saw the news of her death while browsing the forum.

It was because of her death that Li Li began to pay attention to the players' status.

However, because the two sides are separated by a world, Li Li's channels for understanding Blue Star are limited.

The information obtained from the Blue Star official is likely to be false information fabricated by a large group of experts after research, and 90% of the posts in the player forum are nonsense from the players.

Those players who knew the truth about the world had basically been exposed offline by the official, and it was difficult for Li Li to develop them into offline players.

He wanted to learn about Blue Star privately. Apart from looking for opportunities to develop downlines, the only thing he could do was to pan for gold in the forums that could not be influenced by Blue Star.

It can be said to be time-consuming and laborious.

Li Li has mentioned this to the Blue Star officials and asked them to provide information on deceased players.

However, regarding the matter of "resurrecting" players, the officials of Blue Star have solemnly stated that they do not want Li Li to fulfill his original promise.

After all, from the official perspective of Blue Star, if someone can be resurrected in another world, even by copying the soul, it will have a huge impact on the social consensus of Blue Star.

Death is the fairest thing in the world. Manipulating life and death, something that only "God" can do, is best not to happen ever.

"So should I revive them?" Li Li asked Kaiolani on the opposite side.

The fact that the players came from another world and treated this as a game could not be concealed at all.

They really dumped everything out, especially after the number of players exceeded 100,000.

Therefore, when it comes to matters concerning players, Li Li will also seek advice from the saints.

Keaulani lay on the sofa, stretched, and lazily showed off her graceful curves, seemingly uninterested in Li Li's distress.

But if she let this boring man continue to worry, it would delay the next important matter, so she could only sigh and answer:

"Why are you hesitating? You've seen the disadvantages of reviving them, but you're still hesitating. Doesn't this just mean that if you don't comply, there will be some fatal harm to you."

Hearing this, Li Li's eyes lit up.

Is this a fan of the authorities?
He had been worrying about the impact that resurrecting the players would have on Blue Star, but he forgot to consider how the players would feel about it.

If He fulfills His promise, under the huge temptation of a second life, the few players who know the truth about the game will be tied firmly to His chariot and truly become people loyal to Him.

For most players, having an additional Easter egg of a deceased player NPC can also enhance their sense of belonging to the Creator God camp.

By then, if Li Li wants to develop offline players, there will be many players who are willing to betray the officials of Blue Star and bring him news of Blue Star.

But if Li Li breaks his promise and doesn't revive the player...

Then this world is really just a game for Blue Star.

It is impossible for Li Li to monitor every player at all times, and there is no lower limit to what players can do in the "game".

This change in mindset is enough to destroy the termites of the dam.

The best result of reviving players is that most players think this is a game, but subconsciously feel that this world may be real. After thinking through these things, Li Li determined to revive the players.

He found the final imprints of these two players from among a vast number of player projections, and used the imprints as templates to create their souls.

The cause of death of "Fu Qingfeng" was fatigue driving, which led to a car accident on an overpass.

She is a casual player who spends most of her time in the game learning to paint in the Royal Studio of the City of Glory.

She regarded this world as a tool to hone her painting skills, so logically she should not have much fame.

But this guy is a big shot, having created a lot of eye-catching fan works and is very famous in certain small circles of players, otherwise no one would remember her in the forum.

To be honest, Li Li didn't really want to revive the player who had drawn a danmei of himself.

"Hao Xiao Xiao Ya Pai" passed away two days ago due to a sudden infection of the brain-computer interface.

Li Li had a certain impression of him. He remembered that he was a high-level passerby player whose level could crush most players and whose rank was also in the top two tiers.

Unlike the quiet departure of "Fu Qing Feng", the death of "Hao Xiao Xiao Ya Pai" caused quite a stir in the player circle.

In addition to the friends who fight with him, there are also a lot of passers-by players discussing the safety of brain-computer interfaces. The corresponding posts have been discussed for hundreds of floors, and some people are still posting new posts.

It cannot be denied that brain-computer interface is a technology for the future, but at the current stage, it is in a mediocre position.

Li Li was not interested in these things and did not pay attention to the players' discussions.

After copying the players' souls, Li Li recreated bodies for them.

In fact, the bodies of the two players were still there, but other players held funerals for them. One was buried under the flower fields in Dawn Town, and the other was buried in the city hero cemetery in Windtalker City.

A faint light flashed, and the elf-like "Fu Qingfeng" and the half-orc "Hao Xiaoxiao Yapai" appeared in Li Li's office.

"Hmm?" After seeing Li Li, "Fu Qingfeng" looked around with a puzzled look on his face.

She remembered that she logged off at the hotel in Chenxi Town?
Where is this place?

"Hao Xiao Xiao Ya Pai" was also looking around and suddenly realized that his equipment was gone. He wanted to open the system panel, but found that it could not be opened.

"Is there a bug?" 'Hao Xiao Xiao Ya Pai' poked at the air.

The memory of "Fu Qingfeng" stopped before the last time he logged off, while "Hao Xiaoxiao Yapai" suddenly fell ill while playing the game, so his memory stopped when he last left the divine domain.

They are just copies of their original selves and have no memory of the time before their death.

"You two, please sit down first." Li Li walked to the sofa where Kaiolani was lying, squeezed her into the sofa, found an empty space to sit down, and motioned the two new players to sit opposite them.

"Fu Qingfeng" looked at Kaiolani. She had never seen this wheat-skinned woman before and didn't know where she came from.

She sat down opposite Li Li, while "Hao Xiao Ya Pai" was still clicking on the non-existent system as if he had lost a thread in his brain.

"Let me tell you the conclusion first." Li Li looked at the two players separately, "You are already dead on Blue Star. According to the original promise, I will let you be reborn in my world. Welcome to my world."

"Fu Qingfeng" used the scan method calmly and found that the scanning interface was still there.

The tanned woman's name was Keaulani.

But when she wanted to open the system, she found that the sub-page containing [Exit Game] seemed to no longer exist.

(End of this chapter)