Actually, in terms of the number of recruits, the system's phase-based mission wasn't all that demanding.
He only needed to recruit one person within 24 hours.
But the problem was that the new member had to sign a contract for at least three years—
In the real world, signing a three-year employment contract was standard practice. But for a guild member in a game, three years was far too much.
Who would spend a full three years in a game world? Signing that contract was practically a promise that they had chosen this guild in this world and would never transfer to another.
With that restriction, recruiting anyone was going to be quite difficult for Wen Nan.
Sitting on the miniature sofa, Wen Nan turned and looked meaningfully at Yu Shujun.
Yu Shujun leaned against the wall and replied coolly, "Don't look at me. I'm using a character account right now, so I don't count as a player."
Even if she switched back to her player account, Yu Shujun had already bound it to another guild, so there was no way she could join Wen Nan's rookie guild. But she couldn't be bothered to explain that to him. He probably wouldn't care even if she did.
Wen Nan really had no interest in probing into Yu Shujun's account. He glanced at how little time he had left to stay in the Game Lobby and felt that he was in a real bind.
If he couldn't find a founding member in these last three hours, his domain would be taken back. Losing a few hundred thousand gold coins wasn't a big deal; he could always earn them back. But permanently losing the right to create a guild was a consequence Wen Nan couldn't accept.
He had to complete all three missions.