Zhao Huo, You're a Good Person

Ren Suo still had 1,070 Merit Points.

If he converted all his Merit Points into Truth Points, he would have 10,700 Truth Points—more than enough to buy the full version of "Absolute Blade Armor."

However, he would not do that.

In terms of value, the Gate of Truth controlled by the Little World Game Console was inferior to the Little World Game Console itself.

By the same logic, Truth Points, the currency of the Gate of Truth, were inferior to the Merit Points of the Little World.

One thousand Merit Points was the red line Ren Suo had set for his spending.

He would not let his Merit Points fall into three digits. Merit Points from the Little World had to be spent on more meaningful things—such as the lottery draws that appeared when his player level increased. The Virtual Reality device, Pandora's Box, had come from one of his unlucky draws.

Besides, he still needed to reserve 20 Merit Points to ask questions at the Mysterious Tavern. Therefore, he could only spend another 50 Merit Points to exchange for 500 Truth Points.

Including the reward left over from the First Trial, Ren Suo now had a total of 3,700 Truth Points.

A lot, yet not much.

He was still 1,100 points short of exchanging for the marble-shooter version of "Blade Armor."

Ren Suo sold off all the strangers' feelings worth 120 Truth Points without much hesitation. Those below that price were almost all mere acquaintances—strangers who rarely crossed paths with Ren Suo. If they went a few days without meeting, Ren Suo would automatically delete them as redundant memories anyway. He might as well exchange them for Truth Points and let that "Ichi-go ichi-e" friendship accompany him in the form of Truth Points.

However, Ren Suo cared somewhat more