Hunter x Hunter: Call Me Master Inventor

Keep in mind, this is only the 1980s!!

At this particular juncture, it truly marks a milestone for all games.

It can be said that there is no one like him before, and there will be no one like him after.

No one else will ever create an island specifically for players to play on, like King Freecss.

Moreover, many of the game's contents were completely unconventional, even for someone like von Clay in the 1920s.

Whether in terms of innovation or fun, it is a top-notch masterpiece of gaming.

He genuinely wanted to immerse himself in the game and experience it from a player's perspective.

However, from the perspective of producer Kim Freecss...

There are two main ways to ruin a game, significantly reducing its lifespan and playability.

One issue is the endless stream of bugs, but King Freecss can confidently say that there won't be any problems.

And the other one~

These are cheats that disrupt the game's ecosystem and balance.

This is even worse than a bug; it ruins the player's gaming experience.

Without a doubt, in King Freecss's eyes, Bon Clay, with his numerous "inventions" and so many magical effects, was comparable to the patriarch of the Wind Spirit Moon Shadow Sect!

This is particularly unfriendly to other players.

And there is another crucial point...

"Greed Island, this name was something my companions and I just decided on..."

This time, he couldn't even open his dead fish eyes wide:

"How do you know?!"

You know, he racked his brains for this name, maybe three or five, he couldn't even remember.

He even changed his companion's name to come up with such a fitting one.

Logically, they had only made a simple decision, but with von Clay...

"Some things, once more than two people know..."

von Clay smiled and said:

"Then it will no longer be a secret."

Kim Freecss: "..."

He couldn't help but scratch his head; what he said made a lot of sense.

but……

We can't just treat him like a fool, can we?

"Fine, if you don't want to talk about it, then forget it."

Kim Freecss sighed.

"That's your freedom, but once you're out, don't forget to contact that guy."

"I will."

Von Clay nodded.

"But I'll have to wait until I get out of here and find a city to buy a phone first."

Kim Freecss: "???"

"Don't you even have a cell phone anymore?!"

"That's right~"

"So how do you usually contact other people?!"

Von Clay smiled without saying a word.

Kim Freecss:

"...Using 'invention' again, huh?!"

Indeed, given the amazing effects of von Klay's "inventions," a truly communicative "invention" would be far more convenient than a mobile phone.

Damn, I'm actually envious of that.

"To be honest, I'm really curious now, how many of these amazing little gadgets do you have left?"

Kim Freecss let out a long sigh, his tone tinged with bitterness.

"The nearest city is La Xiang Shan, where transportation is also very developed."

"It's a fairly bustling city with great local customs and culture. You can go there and have a look, and maybe buy a cell phone while you're there."

Kim Freecss pointed out a suitable destination for von Clay's next stop.

Upon hearing the familiar name "La Xiang Shan," von Clay glanced at him with a smile.

Kim Freecss looked completely at ease, as if he were doing it all for your own good.

Well, strictly speaking, he wasn't lying.

"Okay, I understand."

Von Clay nodded.

"However, I spent a lot of money buying bombs before, so..."

He smiled and said:

"I'm still short of money to buy a plane ticket."

"Are you still short of money?"

Kim Freecss was slightly surprised:

How much do you need?

"Not much, just 5.8 billion jin of nuns~"

"..."

That bastard is making fun of him again.

Five billion jini—that's the price he's tentatively planning to set for the "Greed Island" game.

That guy, von Clay, is using this incident to deliberately tease him again.

"I don't have that much money."

Kim Freecss simply shrugged.

"I've used all the money I have to repair historical sites."

"However, I can still afford the 50,000 ringgit needed to buy a mobile phone for communication."

Fifty thousand nuns...

It takes over 150 Jinni to buy a can of juice, so you can imagine the purchasing power of 50,000 Jinni.

I don't believe you for a second!

von Clay didn't believe Kim Freecs's nonsense.

It's important to know that when King Freecss went to Byonde's Dark Continent team to apply to join their group and become the team's second-in-command, many people in the team were hostile towards King Freecss.

Until~

Kim Freecss unleashed his financial power.

No matter how much money you paid Yang De to hire, I will offer double the price he gave.

And this isn't just empty talk; it's a real-time redemption process.

And this isn't just empty talk; it's a real-time redemption process.

A man without a chin who urgently needed money for medical treatment told Jin directly, "If you give me money, I'll acknowledge you as my second-in-command."

Without saying a word, Kim Freecss asked for his bank card number, then took out his phone and transferred the money to him.

Money is really just a small matter to King Freecss.

"Um, von Clay, if you're short of money..."

Yinda genuinely believed it and kindly offered his help:

"I have some savings here, you can use it first..."

He's such a good person.

Both Bon Clay and King Freecss turned towards Yinda.

"Uh, what did I do now?!"

Yinda became nervous again as the two people stared at him once more.

I feel like I can never keep up with these two people's train of thought...

A bit of a fan of people.

"It's nothing."

"Von Clay said softly."

Yinda, whose mind wasn't yet filled with complicated thoughts and who was rather simple-minded, was somewhat out of place with Bon Clay and King Freecss.

"My travel plans are pretty random right now, so a trip to Spicy Mountain might be worthwhile~"

Bon Clay had a clear idea of ​​what was going on; he was now in the process of immersing himself in the Hunter world and experiencing the laws governing its operation.

And this is also the best time.

Kuroro and the others were still growing and developing, which gave him the perfect opportunity to travel.

As the Phantom Troupe members gradually matured, they began to put Meteor City's external principles into practice, and they started to travel the world...

In Uvogin's words, it was the time to "become the world's biggest villain."