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 As a top cultivator in the Canglang Realm, Fang Mu has been a little troubled recently.
 Because his new apprentice seems to be a little brainless.
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 Brain-disabled apprentice: “Master, the GM you killed is dead!”
 Fang Mu: “Nonsense, people are killed and still not dead?”
 Brain-disabled apprentice: “No, I mean, he died in the real world!”
 Fang Mu: “Isn’t this the reality?”
 The brain-dead apprentice “Of course not, you are just an NPC in the game!!!”
 Fang Mu: “…”
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 Brain-disabled apprentice: “By the way, master, the last time it was a closed beta test, how come you haven’t been recalled?”
 Fang Mu: “Oh, there was indeed a time travel back in the first two months.
 But here I was blocked. ”
 Brain-disabled apprentice: “Master, you are a bug…”
 “Um?”
 “Master, you will be corrected by GM with code!”
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 If video game currency is to exchange with real life currency, then it must have a powerful economic entity to guarantee the exchange rate. Furthermore this entity is none other than a country’s government. But why would a government guarantee the ability to exchange video game currency with real life currency?
 War can also be fought with currency. Winning victory without firing a shot is a way to topple a country. A game where real money can be exchanged, a super money-making machine. Its name is [Zero] and it is a financial explosion from head to tail.
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