Your Family Is Really a Mess (Revised)

Come to think of it, Ren Suo had not properly summoned a game character in a long time.

Thinking back on the summons over the past few months, he had either summoned them to cook, temporarily called them out to fight or chat, or even summoned them for group brawls.

The last time he had properly summoned a game character in-game like this seemed to have been when he played "Hand of Fate" back in October.

Summoning characters in "Tomorrow's Calamity" consumed the entire summoning duration at once. It was unexpected, yet perfectly reasonable.

Once Ren Suo thought about it seriously, he understood. In a real cosmic war, how could things possibly be settled in a few minutes?

If calculated by game time, Ren Suo profited; if calculated by real time, he got completely ripped off. So after making a large one-time payment, it was more reasonable for the game character to remain throughout the entire stage.

Based on that, the game console would naturally prohibit repeated summons. It was like certain discounted products being limited to one per person after being marked down fifty percent. If you took advantage of a bargain, you had to accept a minor loss too.

Otherwise, Ren Suo could steamroll several stages in a row by relying on characters like "Seeker of the Way" and "Ren Han." What would he need a cultivator legion for?

And from what Ren Suo had seen in the tavern, game characters were normal people too. They needed rest and entertainment. If the same character was summoned over and over for overtime in a large-scale cosmic war, even a workhorse would not be able to take it. He could not just work Ren Han to death because he was useful, could he?

The fact that the Little World Game