Ch. 775Your wisdom belongs to me now
Di Nian Evil Spirit launched the Battle-Chip Bazaar, using player investments to fund the Bully legion’s conquests. After players began investing, he devised a system for them to submit and vote on battle plans while leaving final control with the participating Evil Spirits.
- Players found the Battle-Chip Bazaar listings and debated whether Di Nian Bully could be trusted with their resources.
- Supergod Little Chick argued that public battlefield observation and long-term incentives made the Bazaar worthwhile, and advised players to judge campaigns by their expected duration.
- Within a day, more than ten million players had invested, easing the Bully legion’s resource shortage and accelerating its expansion.
- Evil Eye suggested improving battlefield observation access, but Di Nian Evil Spirit proposed letting investors submit tactical plans and vote on screened options.
- Di Nian Evil Spirit set rules giving votes weight according to investment while preserving each participating Evil Spirit’s authority to reject plans and make final decisions.
- Evil Eye praised the arrangement and joked that Di Nian Evil Spirit’s hundred-plus years of tuition had paid off, prompting him to tell Evil Eye to be quiet.