The first issue's content was mostly finalized, and the next step was to assign tasks.
Mu Qingmei was lucky. She was assigned the role-playing task for the "Knowledge Discussion Zone," where she would answer three topics in detail under a virtual identity.
However, since this was everyone's first time role-playing, they lacked experience. To help them get into character as quickly as possible, Le Yu also prepared small character cards for them. The character card Mu Qingmei drew was "General Manager," a frail, sickly female swordswoman whose swordsmanship was profound. She worked in the Flame Capital Patrol Guards, following her captain in maintaining public order. Countless rebel souls had fallen beneath her blade, but she had discovered that besides loyal and righteous men, the Patrol Guards also contained lawless bandits and traitors...
Mu Qingmei was instantly drawn into the role after taking one look. A loyal and righteous captain, chaotic and bewildering times, a sword that slew both wicked bandits and righteous men... The conflicted feeling of wanting to kill someone but not knowing whom to kill and having the heart to slay bandits but lacking the power to turn the tide seized her heart in an instant.
She usually did not read romantic novels. Instead, she liked chivalric novels such as "Legend of the Fire God" and "Thunderbolt Heroes," so she naturally slipped easily into the character of "General Manager," whose persona was filled with the flavor of a chivalric protagonist.
After all, everyone had been young once. Everyone had imagined being the protagonist of the world. After finishing a novel, they would lie awake at night imagining themselves transformed into the protagonist, rampaging through the world of the book and indulging in vengeance and settling old scores... Now that they had a chance to role-play, it was both