In this game, when it came to understanding the system rules, if Yu Shujun said she was second, no one would dare claim to be first.
There were two ways to share an Equipment Backup Slot: one shared storage access only, while the other also shared the right to use and lend the equipment—in other words, full-permission sharing.
The request Yu Shujun sent Ye Jiu was for full-permission sharing. Full-permission sharing ignored the ownership of items and equipment.
Of course, Yu Shujun had deliberately tampered with the message description, hiding the details of the shared permissions. For a high-level player, deceiving a level 1 newbie this way was easy.
Of course, if the other party was a newbie player disguised by some big shot, then even without the support of levels and equipment, their past gaming experience should have let them guess that Yu Shujun had tampered with the sharing request.
Yu Shujun was taking a gamble.
She was betting that Ye Jiu wasn't any hidden big shot, but a genuine newbie.
She didn't know exactly why, but from the first moment she saw Ye Jiu, she'd had this feeling—this player, Ye Jiu, felt entirely different from every other big-shot player.
So Yu Shujun believed that Ye Jiu had no experience in this game and was nothing but a blank slate.
And when Ye Jiu finally pressed [Accept], Yu Shujun knew she'd won her bet.
He'd taken the bait.
A soft click sounded in her mind, and Yu Shujun could almost see the treasure chest she'd dreamed of opening, the one holding that fragment.
She reached out, and sure enough, she successfully touched the fragment's cold, smooth surface.
She'd done it! She'd gotten the fragment!
As long as she could touch the actual equipment in the other person's Equipment Backup