Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 737 Commander! I desperately want to improve!
As always, the central plaza of Tianxuan Space continues to shimmer with light, symbolizing a return to the past.

However, it is worth noting that the current time is at the end of the month.

Normally, the main quest duration is compressed to within 10 days, and it rarely exceeds that. The average quest completion time for players is basically around the median, although there are differences between individuals.

Just like Cheng, looking back at the main quests in the past, they usually didn't take too long, ranging from three or four days to less than a day. But this time, he completed it almost right at the limit of the main quest's time limit, which was a first for him.

Those who manage to return at this point either completed a long-term mission and gained significant benefits, or they managed to drag out the main storyline until its conclusion by relying on evacuation missions. That's basically it. So, people near the square habitually looked over, trying to glean something from the faces of these people who returned at the last minute, to see if there was any possibility of them gaining something.

However, the returning players this time are slightly different from those before. The pillar of light in the center of the square, representing the return, is a bit too big, as if it could hold more than a dozen people at once.

Many of the hyenas in the square who noticed this detail also became serious.

While player communities and teams do exist in the Chosen Space, they are essentially just players banding together for mutual support and grouping themselves based on shared interests, without any real contractual team-building effect.

Contract items with attribute bonuses are not common in the game. Even a green, excellent 2-person party contract is very rare, let alone a 40-person party contract from World of Warcraft.

If we can really get a 40-player contract, it will definitely represent the birth of a powerful team!

Of course, the premise is that the leader can handle the internal problems. After all, the things that a 3-person team and a 40-person team have to deal with are not on the same level at all. A leader who can coordinate the internal relationships must be a shrewd person. He has to handle things like interpersonal relationships and the distribution of benefits.

If not handled properly, during large-scale team battles, even a small mistake by someone harboring resentment could trigger a chain reaction similar to the destruction of a nation by a horseshoe.

Given the rarity of team contracts, most members of guilds can only meet each other randomly in the space by chance. If they are lucky enough to meet players from the same guild and have a decent relationship, they will spend money to sign a temporary contract in the instance, just like Cheng Tian and Eileen in the Batman instance.

This is also the main reason why the Sun Legion is being discussed so widely, since it is the first large player team officially recognized by the Chosen Ones.

Meanwhile, through some people's "inadvertent" revelations, many people have already learned about some of the benefits of the Blazing Sun Legion, among which the most noteworthy is the "combat squad" function that can be enjoyed after the Legion reputation is raised to the "sergeant" rank.

This is a 3-person squad contract!

Although it's a 3-person team contract without any extra bonuses, it's a legitimate contract recognized by the space, allowing three players to team up in advance and enter the main quest together!
The longer you stay in the Chosen Space, the more you realize the importance of having a reliable teammate. So even without other legion benefits, the existence of this combat squad alone is enough to attract people to join.

However, the Sun Legion was still a new thing, and players didn't know who the leader was, what his style of doing things was, or whether he would treat players like slaves like some unscrupulous guilds. So most people were still in a wait-and-see state.

However, this collective return led by Cheng Tian broke the deadlock. In fact, after the main storyline of Monster Hunter World + Soul Sacrifice dungeon ended, the group of players who followed Cheng Tian to hunt Xeno'jiiva could have returned at any time. But to Cheng Tian's surprise, these players chose to wait for Cheng Tian to lead their collective return.

Cheng Tian wasn't a particularly shrewd person; he was just someone who had seen all sorts of people and accumulated some life experience as someone who made a living by selling his skills in the service industry.

Some parents will deliberately guide their children to say thank you when they pick up their sugar paintings.

Some parents, when the pointer is spinning to randomly select a sugar painting, will start making a fuss and throwing a tantrum because they only got a butterfly while others got a dragon.

It can only be said that the differences between people are sometimes greater than the differences between people and dogs.

Among players who have reached the Bronze rank and above, and who have been surviving in B-rank dungeons for a long time, there are certainly some who are simply strong in terms of strength, but there are even more who possess both strength and wisdom. After all, many dungeons involve NPC faction quests, which may require just as much brainpower as HP.

While the players in the space were still observing, they had already started drinking hot soup with Cheng Tian, ​​and were even able to scoop out a few pieces of thick meat soup with alternating layers of fat and lean meat!
These people aren't so foolish as to think they're the main force in the fight against the Xeno'jiiva; they know exactly who organized this operation.

Having already experienced the benefits of the legion, they naturally want to maintain the current status quo, since no one wants to turn down the benefits they already have in their hands.

Therefore, demonstrating an attitude is an essential part of the process.

Look, this Commander Orange, who didn't overdo it but didn't try to hide his identity as a legion commander, hasn't left yet, but you, a mere private, just left first. What are you going to say about the hunters on the Sunfire, the puppet troops, and the Martians?

If you don't want to advance further within the legion and gain more benefits, then being a private for life is pretty much the same. As long as you don't do anything outrageous, Cheng Tian won't kick you out.

But if you want to climb to the rank of sergeant or even higher, attitude is only the first step.

In the settlement space, some people may have originally wanted to leave early, but when they saw that no one else had moved, they instinctively stayed put, and in the end, they all returned in droves, with no one standing out.

As players, they all have their own circles of friends, big and small. What they need to do now is to try to recommend people they are close to or who have reliable team-up experience to the legion, in order to expand their acquaintances within the legion and their potential future team-up partners.

The news spread like wildfire, and the Legion, which had initially gained attention due to the sudden disappearance of the Sunship that had been hovering above the plaza, quickly became the center of discussion among players once again.

As for Cheng, who was at the center of the storm, he was eating a tangerine peeled by the goddess Fina while adjusting the recruitment conditions for the Blazing Sun Legion and the access rights to the "Retrospective Copy" of the human skin diary Liblom, which was tied to the legion's benefits.

(End of this chapter)