c60: 43 Sid Meier’s Armored Insights (2)

Secondly, he rekindled his desire for money.

In the last hour and a half within the hibernation space, he quickly browsed through a lot of free Mechanical Warrior combat recordings and instructional explanations.

As it turns out, the most expensive things in the world are always the free goods.

Whether in the 21st century or now, it’s the same.

21st-century free goods cost money and time, while current free teaching costs lives.

In the video section’s Mechanical Warrior category, over 99% of the videos are junk without any nutrition.

Either low-level warriors strike gold and hurry to record and post it online to show off, or some unintelligent or ill-intentioned folks share useless stupid combos that are not only unhelpful but harmful to learn.

If new warriors hope to become self-taught geniuses with these, they often end up putting themselves into coffins at record speed.

Perhaps for the common folk, seeing these things fills them with delight and is perfect for passing time for all ages, but that’s all they’re good for, purely time killers.

Ren Zhong was extremely annoyed and turned into a professional rant master, watching while cursing.

Fortunately, in the last ten minutes, he found something valuable, an introductory explanation of a whole series of tutorials.

The tutorial was titled "Sid Meier’s Armored Insights."

Sid Meier, a Genius Mecha Warrior active a decade ago, Fourth Level.

Ordinary Fourth Level warriors are no big deal; there are several in Starfire Town’s professional teams.

But Sid Meier is different.

The most famous aspect of his lengthy battle career was his reputation as the King of Surpassing Tiers below the Fourth Level.

He frequently engaged in over-level challenges, facing Second Level Ruined Beasts when he was First Level, Third Level when he was Second Level...

The most intense was when he was Fourth Level, even crossing the insurmountable chasm of common sense, single-handedly slaying Level Five Ruined Beasts, and not just once.

The now-aged Sid Meier had, three years ago, documented his lifetime experience in "Sid Meier’s Armored Insights" and uploaded it online.

Good wine needs no bush, and after three years of precipitation, "Sid Meier’s Armored Insights" finally burst forth in its glory amidst the vast internet data stream.

Ren Zhong, seeing his First Level challenging Second Level explained in the introduction, was greatly amazed.

He also, just yesterday, consecutively slew Crystal Armored Long-Tailed Rats and Shadow Rats, but in those two battles, the rest of the team played crucial roles.

Moreover, Ren Zhong relied mainly on the Brain Reaction Index, which was elevated due to his death inheritance, a unique personal ability that others couldn’t easily emulate.

But what Sid Meier, the "indigenous resident," relied on was the deep development of armor, an ability replicable by anyone.

"There are not two identical Ruined Beasts in the world, nor two identical warriors."

"Every warrior is a unique individual."

"We must not confine limitless combat potential within the uniform cages set by standard equipment."

"Learn ’Sid Meier’s Armored Insights’! With my method, find the path most suited to you!"

"I will teach you how to tailor-make the perfect combat style for yourself and form a uniquely personal equipment and weapon matching idea, creating the sharpest combination on top of basic equipment!"

"Make you become the strongest you of your dreams!"

"You will be able to, like me, exert your capabilities to the fullest within the same realm each time."

"Human capacity has limits, but human utilization of machines can constantly advance, endlessly!"

"I will teach you how to harness your finite Biological Electric carrying power to unleash infinite potential, and then live well in this cruel world, my friends!"

At the end of the tutorial’s opening explanation, the old-faced Sid Meier said this before the camera.

Though his face was old, it shone brightly.

Ren Zhong hastily clicked the next episode, then a prompt popped up.

"I’m sorry, dear user, this tutorial is a paid one. You need a legitimate subscription to continue viewing. Subscription fee 688 Contribution Points. Subscribe?"

"Yes/No"

So expensive!

Ren Zhong was dumbfounded.

He returned to the tutorial summary page, seeing a lot of data again.

"Top online paid tutorial sales of the month, sales this month 142,354 copies, total sales 1,965,417 copies."

Hiss!

This income generation capability is terrifying.

He then clicked into the comment section.

A flood of positive comments, excellent reputation.

Time up, Ren Zhong silently woke up on time.

Oh, I’m really so poor.

"Ren, what’s the plan for today? Are you going to act with us?"

Zheng Tian, waking up almost simultaneously with him, asked as she leaned over.

Ren Zhong sprang up abruptly, decisively.

"Of course!"

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