The ga continued, reaching round 16.
[Current Total Wealth: 1,285,000 minutes of visa ti]
Since there was no need to consider distribution ratio issues, Civilian players had maximized all work inco and most investnt returns. Though they hadn’t reached the theoretical perfect limit, it wasn’t far off.
Total wealth grew rapidly.
Additionally, the over 100,000 visa ti that Qin Yao, Cai Zhiyuan, and Zhou Guifen had "conjured" from unknown sources had long been included in total wealth.
Although total wealth was growing, Han ngying and Qi Fan, the two players who held the majority of wealth among Conglorates, had their assets completely cleared.
Because the managent room had arranged 100% inheritance tax for Conglorate players, even transferring so assets through investnt couldn’t transfer too much.
The other two players, due to the Conglorates’ special age structure, hadn’t died yet, so they retained their original wealth values. The most update n0vels are published on NoveI-Fire.ɴet
One was Sun De, currently ‘‘Old Age’,’ with remaining visa ti of over 110,000. He had entered managent in rounds 13 and 14, receiving Han ngying’s inheritance tax when she died.
The other player was ’‘Adult’,’ with remaining visa ti of over 40,000.
This ’‘Adult’’ player was the fourth person in the Conglorate community besides Han ngying, Qi Fan, and Sun De, the most special existence in the age structure: he had no peers.
Initially, the person with this special identity was Fan Zehui, but after the Conglorate family changed, it transferred to him.
When round 11 began and Qin Yao and others seized managent, he had just completed rebirth, giving his inheritance to Han ngying.
So from round 11, when Civilians maximized all Conglorate tax rates, his wealth value had always been 0.
This situation improved in round 15: because he had no peers, once he reached ‘Adult’ or ‘Old Age’ he would inevitably enter managent, so he successfully received Qi Fan’s inheritance tax.
At this ti in managent, there was only him as an ‘Adult’ player and one ‘Old Age’ player Lin Sizhi, so he got half, about 40,000.
As for Sun De, he had just entered ‘Old Age’, so hadn’t yet been harvested by inheritance tax.
Although other Civilian players very much wanted to divide his visa ti, unfortunately, under this ga chanism there was no way to do it, they could only wait for his death.
Of course, this ga had another special rule: departure.
As long as wealth exceeded 100,000, one could choose to leave the country, no longer subject to any ga rule restrictions but Lin Sizhi naturally couldn’t let Sun De exploit such loopholes, having long ago maximized Conglorate players’ departure tax to 100%.
So Sun De couldn’t leave the country and couldn’t do anything, only wait.
As for Civilian players’ wealth composition, it was much more complex.
Cai Zhiyuan, Qin Yao, and Zhou Guifen, the three players who were direct beneficiaries of the strategy, already had over 80,000 visa ti in round 10, and had been in managent for a long ti, naturally receiving considerable tax revenue.
These three also consciously transferred wealth to Lin Sizhi through investnt and other ans.
Additionally, these four people firmly occupied the main work inco and investnt returns.
Not only did the 4 invest in each other, they also required other Civilian players to invest in them and equally divide returns.
So at this ti, these four people had the highest wealth values, ranging from 190,000 to 230,000.
As for the other four Civilian players, Fan Zehui, Zhou Rong, Luo Wei, and He Ming, each had wealth values around 50,000 visa ti.
They dared not have any dissatisfaction about this. Lin Sizhi not pursuing their previous betrayals was already very face-saving, how could they dare compete for returns.
Although everyone was Civilian, no one dared challenge Lin Sizhi’s authority within ga rules, because no one dared gamble on whether Lin Sizhi had other backup plans.
If Lin Sizhi chose to change Conglorate identity or cooperate with Community 4, they couldn’t even keep this little wealth.
Moreover, Lin Sizhi had promised these four people that the final 4 rounds’ investnt returns would all be left for them to maximize, which was also a large sum of money.
Now, the final 4 ga rounds were about to arrive, and Fan Zehui and others were also expecting to maximize these 4 rounds’ investnt return limits.
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As for Han ngying, she had given up hope but still unwillingly recalled all rules in her mind, comparing them one by one, thinking hard.
She still wanted to know what that 100,000 conjured from thin air was about.
Actually, she had vaguely realized it could only be an ’expired investnt voucher’ issue but even thinking of this, the entire plan still had too many suspicious points.
Finally, Han ngying figured out most of the details and the most crucial link of this plan.
"Making Zhou Guifen the finance officer... was actually part of this plan too!"
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This plan had to start with investnt rules.
Players had to obtain investnt returns after 2 ga rounds. Once expired, it would cause serious losses.
So almost all players frequently checked each investnt voucher’s ti and collected investnt returns at appropriate tis.
They would also avoid collision tis with other players’ investnts as much as possible.
Occasionally appearing expired vouchers would cause heartache.
They could only exchange them back for 2000 at the first opportunity when the next round began but in this rule, there was also a word trap buried.
[After investnt vouchers expire, they beco ’recovery vouchers,’ which can only ’recover’ 2000 minutes of visa ti]
Because this voucher beca a recovery voucher and obtained visa ti through recovery, it wasn’t investnt inco and wasn’t subject to investnt rule restrictions.
It could break through each ga round’s investnt return limit, with no exchange restrictions, and more importantly, it wouldn’t be subject to ’investnt tax’ restrictions.
In round 4, the three communities reached preliminary consensus, determining total wealth distribution ratios.
From that ti, Lin Sizhi and Cai Zhiyuan had already begun planning and scheming.
Simply put, they squeezed visa ti from reliable players as much as possible, purchased investnt vouchers, and let them expire deliberately.
These expired investnt vouchers were all hidden away, to be recovered all at once at the appropriate ti and seize managent.
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But thinking to this point, Han ngying didn’t instantly see the light, but had even more doubts.
"Hiding investnt vouchers seems like a good strategy, but the problem is, wouldn’t this cause various data abnormalities?
"Total wealth would decrease, the three communities’ wealth ratios would beco imbalanced.
"Each hidden investnt voucher would cause a loss of 1000 minutes of visa ti.
"If only Community 17 was hiding investnt vouchers, then Community 17’s total wealth would always be lower than Community 12’s.
"But such abnormal situations never appeared before. Community 17 and Community 12’s total wealth values were always similar.
"Then there’s only one explanation: Community 12 was also hiding together, so the two Civilian communities’ wealth ratios didn’t beco imbalanced.
"But the problem is, from everyone’s reactions, Fan Zehui, Zhou Rong, He Ming, and Luo Wei, these four obviously didn’t know about this plan.
"Once this plan leaked, it would completely fail. Lin Sizhi inevitably wouldn’t tell all Civilians, only telling a few trustworthy people.
"Cai Zhiyuan, Qin Yao, and... Zhou Guifen!
"That ans... Zhou Guifen participated in this plan from the beginning?
"And the premise for Zhou Guifen to hide so many vouchers without Fan Zehui discovering was her becoming ’Finance.’
"That ans... Cai Zhiyuan’s initiative to have Lin Sizhi serve as finance was actually to reverse-select Zhou Guifen??"
Han ngying completely hadn’t expected that was also a trap.
This also ant Lin Sizhi and Cai Zhiyuan’s planning ti was even earlier than round 4.
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