Too Much Bullshit! The Bizarre Newcomer Received Extremely Enthusiastic Education of Love

Zheng Zha also saw the mission displayed on his watch. He had watched The Lord of the Rings trilogy too, so he naturally knew what Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin—the four Hobbits—would encounter on their way from the Shire to The Prancing Pony! They would face the Nine Nazgûl disguised as black riders: the nine human kings who had once received Rings of Power, only to have their bodies, minds, and souls corrupted by them! According to his and Zhang Jie's assessment, the nine Nazgûl might not match Ghost Rider in raw strength, perhaps only being roughly on par with Gressil, Water Demon, and Wind Demon. But the Nazgûl existed between life and death. Unless the One Ring was destroyed or their corresponding vows were addressed—like the Witch-king of Angmar in the third movie, who had been killed by a homophone joke—they were incredibly difficult to kill. They feared fire and could be driven back by water, but neither could kill them. In terms of being troublesome, the Nine Nazgûl were definitely the clingy, impossible-to-shake-off type. And the Morgul Blades in their hands were especially effective against flesh-and-blood creatures, dealing extremely high damage.

"I understand! I won't let these newcomers drag our Zhongzhou Team into death!"

Zheng Zha naturally understood the implication behind Wang Zhen's words, but he could not simply abandon them either—it went against his principles. All he could do was let out a long breath and speak with considerable helplessness.

Of course, Zheng Zha was no longer the reckless, hot-blooded chuunibyou he had been in the beginning. Though he still upheld the ideal of teamwork, he would no longer accept just anyone into his team, much less act as a nanny for his teammates. He would lend a hand, but he would not help with every little