Zhao Heng's decision surprised Luo Ji.

Luo Ji knew the rules within their Chinese camp.

For such a personal grudge, Zhao Heng could choose not to get involved and escape unscathed.

I believe that the undead army under Zhong Mo will not pursue Zhao Heng's orc army.

In the end, after Zhao Heng hesitated for a while, he slapped the table and decided to side with him. Luo Ji really didn't expect this situation.

At this time, it would be pointless for Luo Ji to try to persuade him.

Although Zhao Heng is an orc, snake-men are still the smart ones among the orcs.

Before making this decision, could Zhao Heng have thought through the stakes involved?

Of course Zhao Heng thought about it clearly before making such a decision.

If you try to persuade him not to get involved now, you can't help but refute his good intentions, and at the same time, you are tantamount to suspecting that there is something wrong with his mind.

How could Luo Ji do such a thing?

Now it seems that Zhao Heng is determined to get on Luo Ji's ship.

There is indeed his consideration in this.

Human nature and sophistication naturally play a certain role in it, but for an old player like him who has lived for who knows how many years, it is of course impossible for him to act purely based on human nature.

In fact, just as Luo Ji thought, Zhao Heng had already carefully considered all aspects of the situation just now.

What Zhong Mo did this time seemed to be a personal grudge, but for super-standard players like them, anything they do will affect the overall situation of their camp.

Under this premise, Zhong Mo's current state is that in order to achieve his own goals, he does not care about the overall situation of the camp, and even the overall situation of the camp has been thrown aside by him.

Of course, Zhong Mo, as the boss of the Chinese camp, had suppressed the Chinese camp for so many years despite the pressure of the major forces on the world battlefield. If he had just ignored it back then, the Chinese camp would have been destroyed long ago.

, what’s wrong with being willful once in a while?

Do you really expect him to have no desires and desires, and to diligently consider the overall situation of the Celestial Empire for countless years?

There is nothing wrong with this at first glance.

But this matter cannot actually be calculated like this.

Because the town boss and the camp he is in are basically in a state of mutual success.

Think about it, if all the forces of the camp behind you are wiped out and you are left alone on the battlefield, will the other camps pretend that you don't exist and leave you alone?

Then I will definitely take care of you next.

The most typical example before us is Caesar Trank.

If it hadn't been for that guy Ivan Rust's interference, Caesar Trank's grave would have been three feet tall during the fifth battle. How could he have jumped up to now?

In this way, the fact that the Tianchao camp can continue to this day is not just the result of Zhong Mo alone.

Under this premise, the above-mentioned super-standard players at the town level are people who can completely ignore or even throw aside the overall situation of the camp in order to achieve their own goals.

Can the gold players below accept such a situation?

If you can attack Luo Ji, who is also a super-standard civilization, in order to achieve your own goals today, then you can attack me tomorrow for another purpose.

This is such a simple truth.

After all, Luo Ji was still a super-standard civilization, but what about Zhao Heng? He was just a golden civilization, and it would be easy for Zhong Mo’s Styx Civilization to crush him to death! There was no pressure at all!

Under this premise, there are only three choices before Zhao Heng.

Help Zhong Mo, help Luo Ji, or withdraw, neither of them want to help.

Withdrawing from each other and not helping each other, at first glance, it seems that neither party is offended.

But everyone with a discerning eye knows that not helping each other is actually the worst choice. If you are not careful, you will become a different person inside and outside.

As for helping Zhong Mo, it is undoubtedly a bad choice.

He may have a higher chance of winning, but the problem is that once he does this and something like this happens, will the people of the Chinese camp still be divided in the future?

At the same time, according to the temperament shown by Zhong Mo now, without touching Xu Yu, Zhong Mo's character is naturally beyond description. Even if he does not put on the airs of a boss, he can be regarded as a good character to the players in the camp.

Quite taken care of.

But once he touched Xu Yu, Zhong Mo simply disowned him.

Luo Ji, who had just helped him before, could kill Zhong Mo just by turning his head!

How does this make people feel at ease?

On the contrary, as for Luo Ji, Zhao Heng cannot guarantee whether Luo Ji will become like this in the future, but at least from Luo Ji's current performance, he is a well-founded person who knows how to take the overall situation into consideration and is also loyal.

Under this premise, Zhao Heng would rather risk all his money to pressure Luo Ji.

Once he gets caught, then for Luo Ji, he will be a help in times of need! Is there any need to mention the favor in this?

I guess as long as he doesn't commit suicide in the future, there really is nothing to worry about.

Through the appearance of the orc army in the ensuing pursuit battle, Zhong Mo had clearly understood Zhao Heng's choice.

This was somewhat within his expectation.

Of course he knows that what he is doing now will have a huge impact on the Chinese camp.

But he couldn't give up the opportunity to treat Xu Yu.

For this reason, out of caution, Zhong Mo decided to kill all the super players from other camps first.

In this way, when he and Luo Ji fight, no matter what the outcome is, the other camps will be completely unable to threaten their Chinese camp.

This can be considered as reducing the risk for the Chinese camp to the maximum extent.

Even though he was the one who took the risk in the first place...

Now that Zhao Heng has chosen to stand on the same front as Luo Ji, Zhong Mo actually has no idea.

Anyway, he has done everything he can do.

How other people choose is their business.

In this matter, Zhong Mo had no intention of defending himself.

During this process, the undead army continued to pursue, while the army of Luo Ji's Wanjie Civilization, together with Zhao Heng's orc army, continued to fight and retreat along the way.

Under the coordinated command of the three battlefield commanders Zhou Yi, Dominique Adolf and Xi Sen, they did not retreat blindly, but consciously retreated while consuming Zhong Mo's undead army.

The main planet of mechanical civilization has not been completely wiped out yet, so just in case, Zhong Mo has also deployed a large-scale undead army in the periphery of the main planet of mechanical civilization, absolutely not giving it to Caesar Trank, who is at the end of his rope.

Any hope of a comeback.

There is only so little land left on the main planet, and the mechanical giant was destroyed by Dracula. Caesar Trank cannot survive for a few days.

After the main planet is swept clean, the undead army responsible for surrounding the main planet will be fully transferred.

At that time, the real offensive of the undead army will be fully launched.
Chapter completed!