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Chapter 862 Burning... The Rapid Development Period of the Blazing Sun Legion
This grand expedition can truly be described as a triumphant return, a complete success.

The entire dungeon process was quickly spread among players through a combination of fragmented information and word-of-mouth.

The experience of slaying demons and destroying gods and Buddhas was so extraordinary that almost all the players who participated in this grand expedition felt a strong sense of pride and boasted about it when describing it to others.

Especially when Cheng Tian was mentioned, the audience could even see their friends' eyes shining; the emotion that went beyond respect and was moving towards worship was palpable.

Many players who had chosen not to join the Blazing Sun Legion due to their observation and were still smug about it immediately became sour upon hearing this. Their comments were nothing more than that only the leader gets to eat meat, while they, the lower-level players, only get some soup and broth. What was there to brag about?

However, it's unclear which member, or rather, several members, couldn't hold back and revealed that they had received an S-level rating.

If it were just two fewer people getting an S-rank, casual players would just murmur and be a little envious and that would be the end of it... But as the news spread, when it became known that almost all the players who participated in the Great Expedition were guaranteed an S-rank, the player community completely exploded.

Everyone started discussing frantically what level of intensity and quantity of tasks they had to complete, and how extensive the map they had to explore, in order to achieve an average score of S for the entire team.

A more advanced discussion is that if even ordinary members who are almost slacking off have an S rank, then how many S rank did the core members of the team, and the legion leader Orange, actually get?

However, they couldn't possibly find out this information; Cheng Tian wasn't some kind of gossipmonger.

After learning that the average score for the Great Expedition was S-rank, countless players who had been observing the situation immediately regretted their decision, their minds filled with intense remorse.

However, seeing the regretful looks on their relatives and friends' faces, the legion members, who may have been forced at first but had gained a lot by sticking to their guns, also revealed expressions of satisfaction, whether obvious or subtle.

Especially those original members who joined during Metal Slug, they really enjoyed it.

When we first started this business, you wouldn't join us. Now that you see others getting benefits, you're complaining. You don't want to take risks but want to reap the rewards. There's no such thing as a free lunch.
Unsurprisingly, the number of emails requesting to join the Blazing Sun Legion exploded, instantly reaching 999+.

Faced with this situation, Cheng Tian acted very decisively... raising the entry requirements for the group.

Not only have the fees for joining the group and the intensity of the trial missions been increased, but the Martian Roots Mind Assessment Report and the gray-level "Sun Legion Private Reserve" title have also been added.

Before this, all the members who joined were "Sun Legion Privates" of the white ordinary level. After this great expedition mission, more than half of them have been promoted to the green excellent "Sergeant" level and have gained the authority to actively start 3-person squads.

The new members joining this time all started from the reserves. Not only are their benefits downgraded, but they also represent an additional group that needs to work hard.

Although Cheng Tian did not issue any explicit announcement, the veteran members understood the implication very tacitly. Even those who were closest to him did not mention that "private reserve" was an additional rank, nor did they mention that they had no original regulations such as paying membership fees.

Everyone's so shrewd!
Only a small number of people who had been following the Legion Trials noticed the changes in difficulty and rewards. But it was too late; the Blazing Sun Legion was now in a seller's market, the one in control.

If you don't come, there are plenty of people who are willing to come.
Moreover, even if the benefits of the Blazing Sun Legion are reduced by one level, it's still far better than those unofficial, wild guilds.

For players in the legion, Cheng Tian positions them as elite units, while the cannon fodder is handled by Martians who can be mass-produced. In addition, Cheng Tian believes that ideology is more important than ability, so he will not accept everyone indiscriminately, especially those red-named players.

If, after review, it is found that the player is a red name in faction battles, then they are still valuable. However, if it is found that the player is using other players as "feeding" (i.e., exploiting other players), then they will not be accepted and will be marked as a red name.

The Blazing Sun Legion isn't exactly a righteous organization that hates evil, but if those with red names try to cause trouble, the Legion will definitely not hold back.

As a result of this special screening mechanism, many red-named individuals hidden in the crowd were actually screened out and forced to form a loose group opposed to the Blazing Sun Legion.

But Cheng Tian didn't care about this at all, because these red names were unlikely to amount to anything.

It's quite simple. Most of them, who started as red-named players, are probably stronger than other players of the same level. They are better at PVP than PVE and pose a significant threat in faction battles. But it is precisely because they started as evil that even if they form a loose alliance, they would never truly entrust their safety to the other side.

Cooperation without a foundation of trust will inevitably be met with ruthless betrayal.

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Cheng Tian was inevitably held up by the large number of applications to join the group, and had to squeeze out the time he used to daydream to recruit new members.

Even with the increased recruitment standards and the elimination of many unqualified individuals from the outset, the number of legion members is still visibly increasing. Under these circumstances, simply exploiting Martian Root, Smarthead, and Brother Toba is no longer sufficient.

Although the name is Legion, the players are not soldiers, but elites with unique characteristics, which makes the management difficulty of this group extremely high.

Cheng Tian, ​​a sugar painting seller, has managed to survive until now thanks to those few people, but he still urgently needs some management talent, whether they are players or NPCs.

However, compared to the uncertainty of players, he personally prefers to try recruiting in game instances such as tactical strategy games. The success rate of finding suitable candidates should be relatively high in instances such as StarCraft, Three Kingdoms, Age of Empires, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and Warhammer Fantasy.

However, the problem is that if you want to recruit from the dungeon, you, as the commander or a high-ranking member of the legion, need to personally go into the dungeon to invite them, and the other party must agree to permanently join the Blazing Sun Legion for the process to be successful, which is quite complicated.

But when another player came to apply for the job, Cheng Tian suddenly realized what he had overlooked and subconsciously glanced at Bazett, leaving the girl puzzled.

Because the player who came to apply for the job brought with him a servant who was actually "Guo Jia Guo Fengxiao" from the Dynasty Warriors game, who used a pool cue as a weapon!
(End of this chapter)