Doomsday Train, I went crazy by hoarding billions of items.

Chapter 184 Another Dream
Jiang Ran briefly told Xiaobai and Majik about the information exchange she had previously exchanged with Muya.

Majik frowned, his first thought being: "If this game was created by Paro Island and that god together, then why would they need to give us these powerful skills and items?"

Isn't this just making it harder for them to harvest?
Jiang Ran shook her head and said softly, "Is it possible that these skills and items are the result of the struggle between the will of Blue Star and Paro Island?"

Majik was taken aback: "You mean..."

Jiang Ran walked to the large sofa and collapsed onto it. Only after relaxing did she belatedly realize that she felt like her whole body was about to fall apart.

She said lazily, "It's impossible for Paro Island to devour other planets without paying a price. Planets must have some means of self-defense, which is why they use every means possible, even dragging everyone on Earth into this doomsday game."

"As you said, if the content of these games is really completely 'customized' by Paro Island and Big Eyes, how could they possibly be willing to hand over these powers to the players and increase our ability to resist?"

"Unless, these items and skills are not what they want to see at all. Or, they are something they have to do to maintain some kind of balance, or, simply, they are the planet's final blessing to us."

"A long time ago, someone told me that what that big eyeball really wanted was the energy fluctuation that was independent of the planet's energy and belonged exclusively to the players."

"Although they told me that the infinite loop in the game was actually created by the will of Earth, I always felt that it might have been caused by the hands and feet of Big Eyes."

"The continuous cycle allows it to better squeeze everyone dry until everyone becomes an empty shell without emotional fluctuations, just like the people on Paro Island."

"The only thing they didn't expect was that during the cycle, perhaps with the help of the will of the Blue Star, or perhaps through the players' self-rescue, the originally simple cycle gradually gave rise to countless branching paths."

"Of course, all of this is just my speculation, and there is no evidence to support it at the moment."

After finishing her speech in one breath, Jiang Ran closed her eyes wearily.

Everything that happened today was quite unexpected for her, but fortunately, the final result was good.

But the strength that Big Eyes showed still made Jiang Ran a little scared.

She hoped that all her guesses were correct.

In fact, the question that she had never understood before, and why Big Eyes was always going to take the long way around, was finally answered today.

The content of this game is definitely not determined by any one party alone.

That's why those contradictory settings that Jiang Ran found so contradictory came about.

In retrospect, it's all part of Blue Star's invisible protection for the players.

For Earth, achieving this step is already extremely difficult. Paro Island is like some kind of blood fluke, clinging tightly to Earth and greedily devouring the energy it needs.

The will of Blue Star has done everything it could; now, it's up to them.

Exhausted, Jiang Ran's voice gradually lowered as she spoke.

Majik looked over and found that she had actually fallen asleep in that state.

He smiled helplessly, and was about to make a move when he saw Xiaobai step forward and gently pick up Jiang Ran, heading towards the bedroom upstairs.

Before going upstairs, Xiaobai suddenly turned around and said calmly, "The master is not someone you can covet. You should know the master's attitude towards you, so you'd better adjust your attitude."

"Otherwise, the master has plenty of ways to deal with you."

After saying that, he disappeared around the corner of the stairs.

Majik's face was expressionless, but his hands, which were at his sides, were clenched into fists, and his eyes were unfathomable.

He knew Xiao Bai was right. If Jiang Ran were awake and saw him like that, she probably would have slapped him across the face long ago. The fact that he could stay by Jiang Ran's side in such a peaceful way was entirely thanks to his immortality. Jiang Ran couldn't kill him, but she didn't want to let him go either, so in the end, she could only acquiesce to him staying.

Even in Jiang Ran's heart, his status might not be as high as that of a pet dog.

But Majik thought with some helplessness that he had probably really been tamed by Jiang Ran.

During his time with Jiang Ran, he was calmer than ever before. Unlike before, when he worked for GOD, he was no longer preoccupied with how to kill GOD.

But after actually killing him, Majik felt a sense of emptiness.

It wasn't until he actually faced off against Jiang Ran that he rediscovered some of the joy in life.

He should have felt ashamed of his current situation, but he sadly discovered that even when Jiang Ran treated him the worst, he was still happy to accept it.

Majik stood quietly in the living room, his eyes fixed on the dark sky outside, his gaze gradually hardening.

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Jiang Ran slept very soundly.

But in her dreams, scenes she had never seen before kept flashing back.

Even in her dreams, she clearly recognized that these were things she had encountered in the cycle.

Strangely enough, she also saw a broken boat.

But Zhe Zhou did not turn his blade against her. After gaining the trust of "Jiang Ran", Zhe Zhou took her and teleported her to a place that resembled a temple.

Jiang Ran from that world, who was originally wearing a relaxed smile, suddenly revealed an extremely angry expression after Zhe Zhou said something.

Although she couldn't hear their conversation, Jiang Ran seemed to be able to guess what Zhe Zhou was saying.

So, is this the real case of a boat breaking?
Or rather, this is the story that should have happened between Zhezhou and her.

Instead of cutting Jiang Ran down to the very beginning, he cut her down.

Jiang Ran suddenly understood where the real turning point came from.

It was a "broken boat" that inexplicably changed its mode of action.

Sure enough, what Big Eyes really wanted was never her life.

The scene shifts, and she sees herself covered in blood and tears, and a devastated blue planet.

It was as if some extreme force had ravaged the land; as far as the eye could see, there wasn't a single intact building to be seen, let alone any living creatures.

It seemed that only "Jiang Ran" remained in the world.

She clutched the journal in her hand with a bewildered and desperate expression, as if she were shouting something.

But Jiang Ran in her dream couldn't hear it; she could only empathize with that utter despair.

How can we save ourselves and save Earth?

The notebook suddenly magnified infinitely in front of Jiang Ran until it completely occupied her field of vision.

Before losing consciousness, Jiang Ran vaguely saw the cover of the notebook: "Gods".

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Ranran: Is she a Stockholm syndrome patient?