Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 207 contains unwanted treasure chests that can be exchanged for iron basins from Cheng Tian.

It is obvious that Cheng Tian's attention-grabbing behavior has provoked some players in his own faction.

Logically speaking, it's quite gratifying to easily complete the main quest by following an unexpectedly strong player you randomly matched with. However, relying on a strong player also means that even if you complete the main quest, your rating will be at most B, and you'll only get the basic rewards and nothing else.

This is acceptable for players who are aware of their own level, know their own strengths and weaknesses, and are relatively rational and value their lives. After all, being able to leave the instance alive is a great success, not to mention there are also rewards for the main storyline.

However, for players who are ambitious and want to generate as much profit as possible within their capabilities, it is difficult to convince themselves to be a mere accessory.

While Cheng Tian was organizing and tidying up the internal affairs, Luo Meiling and Eve also made use of their unique abilities. With Eve's ability to possess friendly NPCs as the core, they gathered various intelligence and information in the temporary camp. This was something they habitually did in various dungeons, and they often profited from this kind of intelligence gathering.

Then they successfully overheard the small group of players who had monopolized the "Foreign Mercenary Tent" discussing a night raid.

In their view, the Silver Fortress, now only a few remaining soldiers, must be in a state of low morale. A night raid or infiltration would have a high chance of yielding benefits.

Or at least, it can add some points to one's score in terms of contribution to the main quest of "defeating the Silver Prince Allen".

If they continue to be marginalized, they will eventually only be able to get basic rewards.

"Perhaps the players on the opposing side saw a group of fleeing remnants and were already planning to run away after failing the main quest... Moreover, even if our night raid fails, it shouldn't affect the current trend of our side having the upper hand. With that orange knight riding an elephant and a dinosaur, one more or one less of us on the front lines won't make a difference."

It was this insightful statement that solidified the minds of the five players who initially didn't take sides because they disliked Cheng Tian, ​​but were forced to band together after Cheng Tian's battle record became available.

Well, since someone's got my back, I might as well give it a shot. Whether I make a profit or not depends entirely on my skills.

Luo Meiling and the others didn't see anything wrong with this idea. It was just their instinct as intelligence agents, and the fact that they were currently on Cheng Tian's side, that led them to bring the message back and let Cheng Tian make a decision.

"It's alright, don't worry about them, we have no right to interfere with them anyway."

After listening, Cheng Tian waved his hand, looking completely indifferent.

He does like playing games, and when he encounters difficulties, he will watch videos and read guides. He will even occasionally use the power of the Wind Spirit Moon Shadow Sect to do things that do not affect the gameplay but will greatly reduce his lifespan consumption.

But what he hates most is "teaching" people how to play games, whether it's someone else teaching him or him teaching him.

Games should be a process of exploration and learning. Cheng Tian doesn't like the feeling of having steps forced into his head. He doesn't know about others, but he certainly doesn't.

He, Cheng, can meticulously replicate the actions of expert players he has seen, but he refuses to let anyone hold his hand and press every single key.

However, since someone wants to experience the power of the Silver Prince, then let them go; Cheng Tian won't stop them.

Cheng Tian even felt that these people might have been misled to some extent by the title of "Silver Prince".

Logically speaking, the Silver Prince, as a target superior to the Twin Swords Knights, should certainly be stronger in combat. Moreover, according to the entry description, the true final boss of the Roman Empire faction is "Grand Duke Garibaldi," and his brother, "Silver Prince Allen," is his brother. Therefore, in their judgment, since he is a prince of a high position, he should be roughly equivalent to Lancelot or Percival among the three knights of their own faction, and his combat strength wouldn't be much higher.

However, this Prince Allen, the Silver Prince, is indeed the second strongest fighter in the evil Roman camp that invaded Britain this time.

...Cheng Tian chose to wish them happiness.

"Oh, by the way, if you'd like, could you pass on a message to them for me?" Cheng Tian said to the twin girls, suddenly remembering something.

Luo Meiling nodded, adopting a listening expression.

"If they get their hands on any valuable items that can be cut or restoration tools, they can bring them to me. I can trade with them for 2% to 5% more than the space recycling price."

The unscrupulous businessman, Cheng, has come online.

The valuable items of the Knights of the Round Table can be directly exchanged in the space for their original value: 400 Chosen Coins for a Silver Chest, 600 for a Gold Chest, and 800 for a Treasure Chest. The resulting Silver Bags are worth 140, Gold Bags 180, and Treasure Bags 240. In addition, there are also recovery items, each with a fixed space recycling price. At first glance, it may not seem like much, but if you are lucky enough to accumulate them, the profits can be quite considerable.

The biggest problem here is the grid crisis of the must-eat list for the chosen players.

Cheng Tian's grid crisis was self-inflicted, but that doesn't mean others don't have this problem. These valuable items can indeed be directly exchanged for Chosen Coins, but before the main quest is settled in the space, most of them are just large pieces of junk that take up space!
Although you can stack them, there are too many types. If you're unlucky, it's fine, but if you're even slightly lucky, your inventory will be overloaded.

Recovery items can be a lifesaver in critical moments, but valuable items are just a burden.

Carrying it is too much trouble, and throwing it away feels like a waste. It's better to just sell it to Cheng Tian directly. The player gets more money, and Cheng Tian gets more special treasure cutting materials. Everyone is happy.

Cheng Tian even thought that if he had enough Vibration Orbs, he might try using the Roman soldiers as a training ground to farm them.

"you……"

However, upon hearing Cheng Tian's message, Luo Meiling suddenly frowned and began to ponder. About five seconds later, her eyes lit up.

"You wouldn't happen to have figured out the appreciation and depreciation patterns of cutting techniques, would you?"

In a flash of inspiration, Luo Meiling suddenly grasped the key point.

She didn't think Cheng Tian was the kind of philanthropist who would lose money to solve problems for others. Since Cheng Tian took the initiative to offer a price 2% to 5% higher than the market price, it must mean that Cheng Tian would definitely gain more value than he paid.

Combining the dungeon entries, Luo Meiling naturally thought of the dungeon entry "All-out Cutting Technique".

Cheng Tian, ​​who was directly targeting the core of the enemy, was taken aback by Luo Meiling's words. He then realized that his lack of experience had indirectly exposed the mutation of his cutting technique.

So...

"The message remains the same, but the acquisition value is replaced with 5% to 8% of the space recovery price."

Luo Meiling and the other woman stared intently at Cheng, who immediately changed his story. Then they saw Cheng pull a red bead out of his crotch.

"This is your reminder fee, message relay fee, and hush money. Remember to keep it a secret."

Luo Meiling and her companion, who had taken the red talisman with some suspicion, widened their eyes in astonishment upon seeing the prop description.

(End of this chapter)