Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable Chapter 1021 - 932: Terror Queen 28

Lan Shuangshuang appeared this ti next to a small fishing village by the seaside. Including herself, there were a total of four players with luggage. Two of them surprised Lan Shuangshuang, as they were her old acquaintances, Li ng and Zhong Junyu. Among the four newcors, only one was unfamiliar.

Seeing Lan Shuangshuang, both Li ng and Zhong Junyu were particularly surprised. Mainly because Lan Shuangshuang was still a novice player last ti, and in such a short ti, she had already entered such a challenging gaming world. Truly, a pro is a pro!

In the past life, although Lan Shuangshuang was quite attached to Zhong Junyu, many of the mission worlds Zhong Junyu could go to, Lan Shuangshuang couldn’t at that ti. For instance, the fishing village dungeon, which was a mid-level gaming world that Lan Shuangshuang couldn’t reach.

Upon seeing Lan Shuangshuang, Zhong Junyu’s deanor was relatively calm, rely exchanging a light greeting with her. Zhong Junyu had a cold temperant, and Lan Shuangshuang didn’t want to get close to him. The two were practically strangers in this life.

Possibly due to Lan Shuangshuang’s consistently cold deanor towards Zhong Junyu, Li ng now held a very positive view of her. She greeted Lan Shuangshuang enthusiastically and directly gave her a hug.

After the hug, Li ng looked at Lan Shuangshuang in amazent and said, "It really is you, Shuangshuang. I couldn’t believe it when I saw you. You’re amazing, advancing to an interdiate player so quickly.

By the way, have you been to Player Town? Interdiate players can already go there. Once this mission is over, why don’t we set a ti and spend a couple of days there?

Don’t let the na Player Town fool you; it’s not small at all. The scenery Li ng described is particularly special, ideal for relaxing and relieving the gaming tension. But since you’re so impressive, Shuangshuang, you probably don’t even need to relax, but a little fun wouldn’t hurt."

Li ng didn’t know that not only had Lan Shuangshuang been to Player Town, but she’d also caused a stir by recruiting the famous big shot, Brother Yun, as her subordinate.

Of course, Lan Shuangshuang wouldn’t boast about her accomplishnts. She simply smiled calmly and said, "I’ve already been to Player Town, and it’s indeed nice. After our mission, we can gather there."

Li ng is quite the talker, especially when she ets an unguarded acquaintance. Once she starts, she tends to talk endlessly. Lan Shuangshuang could only make small talk with Li ng before diverting the conversation, knowing there was still an unfamiliar player present.

When players et, the first thing to do is to introduce themselves. Actually, it was just that one unfamiliar player who needed to introduce himself, as Lan Shuangshuang, Li ng, and Zhong Junyu already knew each other.

The unfamiliar player’s na was Li Liguo, a robust man with a highly credible face. Lan Shuangshuang thought that if he tried to deceive with that face, it would be incredibly misleading.

After introductions, it was ti to open their luggage and check the ga’s provisions. Lan Shuangshuang followed suit in inspecting her luggage. This world was a normal world, forbidding the use of space-related items.

Items not supported by the rules couldn’t appear forcefully. If Lan Shuangshuang dared to use space, she would be instantly expelled by the world’s rules. Where she’d end up was unknown.

Lan Shuangshuang’s spirit was the Main God, so she wasn’t afraid of being expelled, but if she were, her current reincarnated body wouldn’t survive. At the mont, Lan Shuangshuang didn’t want to leave this world, which felt quite easy to her.

The suitcase was quite full, containing clothes to change into, a large power bank and charger, skincare products, and two large stacks of cash not less than two hundred thousand. This world’s currency was a bright blue color, eye-catching indeed.

After inspecting their luggage, the ga mission was also released, which was to live for thirty days in the small fishing village by the seaside. Upon completing the thirty days, they’d clear the ga.

Carrying their luggage, they walked into the small fishing village and found it bustling. Many people were busy drying fish, organizing seafood, and weaving fishing nets. Almost all the villagers were out, although the ones working were mostly won, with few n in sight. However, under a big banyan tree, a group of n chatted and drank tea together.

Lan Shuangshuang and the others directly approached the village chief, expressing that the four of them were travelers wanting to stay in the village for a month to experience seaside life. Each took out ten thousand yuan as a fee for board and lodging.

Initially, the village chief and villagers weren’t very welcoming to the sudden arrival of tourists wanting to stay, as the village was sowhat insular and didn’t favor outsiders entering. However, upon seeing the substantial amount of money from Lan Shuangshuang and the others, their attitudes changed imdiately, from the village chief to the villagers.

That was ten thousand yuan, easily gained for providing food and lodging for a month. Who wouldn’t want such a good deal? If two people could be accommodated, that’d be twenty thousand yuan.

Under the allure of money, Lan Shuangshuang, Zhong Junyu, Li ng, and Li Liguo rapidly transitioned from unwelco guests to prized benefactors. All the villagers enthusiastically hoped they would stay in their hos.

After a loud commotion and hustle, Lan Shuangshuang and her companions ended up staying at the village chief’s ho. It was the largest and cleanest house in the village, featuring a three-room main house and two side rooms in a large brick house. The village chief lived there with his wife, while their son and daughter reportedly lived in the city.

The village chief and his wife only needed one room, leaving the remaining rooms for Lan Shuangshuang and her three companions to each occupy. Lan Shuangshuang and Li ng stayed in the main house, while Zhong Junyu and Li Liguo took the side rooms.

This ga world’s era seed sowhat earlier, with technology and information not being particularly advanced, especially in this slightly remote small fishing village, still retaining so old-fashioned local customs, such as attitudes towards won.

Here, won still held a lower status than n, always putting n first. Won managed household chores, cared for children, looked after the elderly, nded fishing nets, and processed and dried the seafood n brought back from their fishing trips. Anything land-related was won’s work, while n only had to go out fishing.

Despite won shouldering significant work, at ho they still faced oppression from n. They had to eat only after serving good als to the n. If the n cared, the won could eat decently. Otherwise, won might spend a lifeti eating leftovers. When guests visited, won couldn’t even sit at the table.

Previously, n along the seaside risked their lives fishing to support the family, as the sea’s climate could change abruptly, presenting the constant danger of losing one’s life at sea.