Zhao Fu paid them no mind. His main objective this time had been achieved, and he issued a mission here: purchase Indian natives, offering the high price of one gold coin per person.
This stirred the hearts of countless people, because one gold coin was worth ten thousand copper coins. If they took down a village, there would be at least several hundred people, meaning they could earn at least several hundred gold coins. Exchanging that for real-world currency would be like hitting the jackpot.
Even more people charged excitedly into Indian territory and began searching for Indian natives. India now had virtually no power to resist; terrified of truly dying, they retreated again and again before Huaxia. In just a few days, Huaxia had instead occupied more than ten regions of India.
Zhao Fu also remained here for several days. During those days, people continuously brought Indian natives to him, and Zhao Fu announced that he would only accept 1.1 million people.
Faced with Great Qin's immense wealth, the many players participated with tremendous enthusiasm, constantly plundering people from India and delivering them to Zhao Fu.
Originally, most Huaxia players had no favorable impression of these Indian natives. They would generally kill them outright and seize their supplies. Now that Zhao Fu was buying them, it could be considered a rescue for them, while the players gained another enormous source of income.
The Otherworld Gate transported people without pause, day and night. Only after staying here for several days did Zhao Fu return to Great Qin. Once news spread that the Great Qin Imperial Prince had left, the Indians finally began to put up some resistance.
By then, Zhao Fu had already purchased one hundred thousand Indian natives and brought them back to Great Qin. More would continue to