...these people dress in what can be called a "cultural hodgepodge", not only a mixture of Chinese and Western, but also a combination of ancient and modern times. Apart from being able to roughly judge that this is not a future technological world, there is no way to tell what specific type of world this is.

There was no introduction to these characters, just plain names, so he could only judge the general identity of each other from their clothing.

Su Mingan thought for a moment.

First of all, if you want to choose a replacement NPC, you must not choose one that looks like the big boss of the camp at first glance. There are many subordinates around the big boss, and it is easy to tell that something is wrong with the clone.

Second, you cannot choose someone who is particularly weak, otherwise it will arouse suspicion once you reveal your strength that is inconsistent with you.

Third, you should choose someone whose interpersonal relationships seem to be simple. There should be no familiar aunts or uncles around you.

Fourth, you can’t choose someone who looks easy to bully. The avatar should try to avoid fighting with players at the top of the list. After all, everyone is familiar with the avatar’s skills.

Su Mingan's thinking was very clear, but looking at the rows of NPCs with only their names, he felt a little confused.

Through the previous dungeons, he has understood that it is not advisable to judge a person by his appearance. It is very stupid to judge a person's identity from his appearance - after all, in the original seventh world, who would have thought that a seemingly ordinary person at the beginning would

Will the Viscount be the final boss of Yunshang City?

So, simply judging the identity from the characters on this panel is also a very blind act.

He raised his eyelids slightly and glanced at his boss, Rabbit, who was looking at him calmly.

The rabbit's eyes flashed mechanically under the pink light. At this time, it did not have the spirituality it had before, just like a rabbit-shaped robot.

...like a machine possessed and controlled by someone behind the scenes.

"You still have two minutes to choose." Boss Rabbit said: "Now, all players are in the initial identity allocation. In another two minutes, everyone will be uniformly teleported."

Su Mingan looked at the panel again, still thinking - just looking at the appearance of the character, there is no way to choose, it is almost like a blind selection.

If he entered the dungeon to confirm the identity of the NPC before going back, he was worried that it would be too late.

But after thinking for a moment, he had a new idea.

From a game mechanics perspective...he may have a better choice.

Give it a try first, and if it doesn’t work, just choose one at random. Anyway, you won’t lose money if you try.

"Boss Rabbit... No, the organizer." Su Mingan raised his head: "Can I know the information about this copy in advance?"

"No, you still have one minute and forty-five seconds to choose." Boss Rabbit said.

…can’t we get any information in advance?

Su Mingan's eyes quickly scanned the screen.

He has learned that, based on the White City dungeon in the second world and the Trili Town dungeon in the fourth world, a purely 'competitive' world will need a 'guide' to introduce the rules of the entire world.

In the White City dungeon, Boss Rabbit personally introduced the rules to each player team.

In the Trilli Town dungeon, it was the ‘mayor’, a key figure, who introduced the rules of day and night to the players in a vague manner.

...According to the clues Noel told him, the Eighth World is obviously a multi-dungeon game that requires collecting things like 'Silver Stars'. If 'Silver Stars' are converted into 'Faction Points',

If you look at things... it is obvious that the rules of this world should be similar to a level dungeon, which requires players to go through small levels one after another, and use this to formulate the rules to determine the final 'only' winner.

Based on what Boss Rabbit said just now, 'In two minutes, everyone will be teleported together', he can guess that in a multi-dungeon competitive world like the Eighth World, the dungeons need a unified set of rules.

Introducer' to let players understand the rules of collecting 'Silver Stars'.

This ‘rules introducer’ may be an NPC from the original world, but in this case, it would be a bit OOC for this NPC to introduce such an overly game-based mechanism.

Therefore, he believes that it is more likely that the copy of the Eighth World will replicate the situation of the Baicheng copy.

...that is, let Boss Rabbit introduce the rules at the beginning.

So, as the initial introducer of the White City Rules, Boss Rabbit...

——Is it considered a replaceable "NPC"?
Chapter completed!