"The incomplete fragments of the world..."

Listening to the system prompts in his ears, Luo Ji's breathing was obviously rapid.

Then he quickly opened his system backpack, and after a quick glance, he quickly locked onto the new item at the bottom of the backpack.

What are world fragments?

It is the rarest item in the treasure chest! Getting a world fragment is equivalent to getting the key to a special civilization.

At this moment, the prop he obtained was called the 'Incomplete World Fragment', and there was a bracket after it, indicating that it was a quarter.

Of course Luo Ji couldn't understand such a simple thing.

Looking at this situation, the system's meaning should be that as long as four "incomplete world fragments" are gathered together, a "complete world fragment" can be obtained.

Thinking about it makes me a little excited.

But after calming down, Luo Ji felt something was wrong.

For example, if he gets another 'World Fragment', can he use it a second time?

But this is a small problem. Even if it can't be used, it can still be sold. This is a 'world fragment'. It can be auctioned directly and let them increase the price with gold-level items. Whoever has the most gold-level items can be sold. No matter what you think.

Not a loss.

So, this is just a small problem. The big problem is, where can he find so many duplicate civilizations? He really thinks that special civilizations are cabbage.

Indeed, in this all-out war, there are quite a lot of special civilization players, but you have to look at where this is.

This is like watching the Olympic Games. At a glance, of course there are national-level athletes on the field, but if you go outside and take a look, are there so many?

They are a very small minority, they are just gathered together because of this all-out war.

In this way, this time, even if he annexed all the civilizations of Pompeo Rand and Chris Evans, he would only have three "incomplete fragments of the world" in his hand. Where would he go to get the fourth one?

, and this fourth piece must be from his existing civilization, otherwise he will not be able to obtain this special prop.

At the same time, when he annexed Raymond Southey, he spent 1,337 conquest points. Later, when he annexed Pompey Rand and Chris Evans, the cost can be reduced due to the achievement of the 'conquest conditions'.

Half, but even so, the two of them together would cost one or two thousand, right?

Therefore, getting three incomplete world fragments would cost him more than three thousand conquest points. Considering the fourth fragment, the points would probably cost four to five thousand.

Spend four to five thousand conquest points to get a world fragment?

Is he losing money on this account? Or is he making a profit?

This is really a confusing question.

Moreover, Luo Ji also discovered that if he did this, he would be on the verge of bankruptcy again.

"Damn! Is this system intentional? It makes me bankrupt every time?!"

For long-term considerations, Luo Ji felt it was necessary to keep some conquest points as inventory.

Because he was thinking that it might be difficult to earn points later.

As soon as this all-out war started, he, like many players on the battlefield, had their promotion requirements exploded.

In other words, as soon as he leaves the battlefield, he will receive a promotion prompt from the system, and then he will be kicked to the gold rank by the system a month later.

After reaching the gold rank, it is not certain who will brush whom.

Even Luo Ji didn't think he could compete with the gold-level bosses right now.

If it could be done so easily, would Tang and Song Dynasty still need to work so hard to get stuck in the rank?

The gold rank is a very strange rank. This is not the first time I have said it.

Before that, whether it was Silver tier, Black Iron tier, Bronze tier, or even no tier, the players in this tier were divided into novices (rookies), veterans (ordinary), veterans (veteran strong players) and

There are four categories of bosses (top strong men).

But this is not the case at the gold level. Newcomers who are promoted later, unless they are really strong enough, will just serve as food givers.

Therefore, within the golden tier, there are basically no novices or veterans, only a large number of veterans and bosses who are eyeing them eagerly.

This shows how harsh the living environment is for players who have just been promoted to the gold rank.

At this moment, Luo Ji was thinking about this matter while casually dealing with the system reminders.

Obviously, this is exactly the order in which his battle ended.

In this all-out war, Luo Ji had done a lot of things, overtly and covertly, one after another, so the system prompts were still ringing non-stop.

And Luo Ji kept responding with 'no', 'no', and 'no', which also made people a little impatient.

But you can't just close your eyes and say "no" all the way without listening. What if he suddenly loses the special civilization that he finally obtained with his quick words, and he still has to cry blindly?

System prompt: Do you want to activate the ‘Civilization Conqueror’ skill against the civilization of Europa player ‘Chris Evans’?

When Luo Ji heard this system prompt, his spirits perked up significantly.

According to his original expectation, he would not use the 'Civilized Conqueror' skill, but after confirming that he had the special item 'Incomplete World Fragments', he naturally wanted to use it.

System prompt: It has been detected that the target is a special civilization. After activating the ‘Civilization Conqueror’ skill, the characteristics of the other party’s special civilization may have a certain impact on your civilization. Do you want to continue activating it?

It was almost the same routine as before, Luo Ji signaled to continue.

System prompt: Activating the ‘Civilized Conqueror’ skill requires consuming 1,736 ‘Conquest Points’. Do you want to confirm the consumption?

Luo Ji's eyes twitched when he heard this number. Should he really be worthy of being ranked second in silver? This one is several hundred more expensive.

But Luo Ji didn't panic. After this system prompt, the next system prompt rang quickly.

System prompt: Confirm that player ‘Luo Ji’ has reached the high-difficulty conquest conditions, and the consumption of ‘conquest points’ will be halved.

System prompt: Activating the ‘Civilized Conqueror’ skill requires 868 ‘conquest points’. Do you want to confirm the consumption?

After discounting in half, although it is still not cheap, at least it will no longer make people break into cold sweats.

Immediately afterwards, amid a series of familiar system prompts, Luo Ji's conquest points were reduced by 868 points, and the incomplete world fragments were increased by one.

Then Luo Ji kept moving and continued the operation.

System prompt: Do you want to activate the 'Civilization Conqueror' skill against the civilization of Europa player 'Pompei Rand'?

…

System prompt: Activating the ‘Civilized Conqueror’ skill requires consuming 1,572 ‘Conquest Points’. Do you want to confirm the consumption?

System prompt: Confirm that player ‘Luo Ji’ has reached the high-difficulty conquest conditions, and the consumption of ‘conquest points’ will be halved.

System prompt: Activating the ‘Civilized Conqueror’ skill requires 786 ‘conquest points’. Do you want to confirm the consumption?

After completing the operation, Luo Ji only had 4,330 conquest points left in his hand, and he also received the special prop 'Incomplete World Fragments x 3'
Chapter completed!