A difficult review rewarded 15 resistance points, while a task of unknown difficulty rewarded 30.
The only extra requirement was to capture a special item himself, yet the reward doubled.
If he could get 30 resistance points, why settle for 15?
People had ambitions.
Everyone understood playing it safe differently. Some liked stacking their attack as high as possible; to them, offense was the best defense.
Ke Meng's understanding, however, was to stack the thickest armor and take the nastiest hits.
He could stand there and let you hammer away without breaking through his defenses, while a pack of pets fought for him and strange objects subdued you in ways you never expected.
Safe. Rock-solid safe.
So safe it drove people to despair. Being tanky was only the first, visible layer of Ke Meng's strength; his endless assortment of objects was his real trump card.
With a higher resistance reward tempting him, he naturally couldn't give up easily.
The only difficulty was figuring out how to find unclaimed special items.
He sat at his computer desk and thought for several minutes, but couldn't come up with a workable plan.
Sitting around would get him nowhere. Only by going outside would he have a chance of stumbling across those special items.
Besides going outside, there was another option: cooperating with the Investigation Bureau.
The authorities might know where there were special items that hadn't been contained, or they might simply tell him they knew nothing.
Ke Meng took out his phone and opened his special personnel contact list, which contained several dozen phone numbers.
With an official channel available, he had to give it a try.
Connections could sometimes lend you a hand. Anyone who had entered the working world knew how important connections were. Without them, you would struggle to