Early the next morning, Li Bing walked out of Taixu City by the rising sun in the game.

In fact, before entering the game, Li Bing had already communicated with Xu Mo about what he saw and heard on the day after entering the city. Of course, Li Bing also carefully consulted what level 12 or below bosses are near Taixu City.

After all, Li Bing, a level 12 reporter, absolutely cannot afford to offend a level 13 boss.

Li Bing got the answer: there are many low-level leveling scenarios near Taixu City; similarly, there are quite a lot of low-level bosses. Xu Mo alone knows that there are dozens of bosses below level 12; Xu Mo estimates that the total number of bosses below level 12 near Taixu City is probably no less than a hundred.

It can be said that as long as Li Bing is willing to go to the interview, he will not worry about not having BOSS resources.

Li Bing roughly learned about the distribution of these bosses from Xu Mo, and then hurriedly got on the game. Now, Li Bing is heading straight to the territory of the level 12 boss - the bandit king.

Yes, the bandit is the level 12 boss.

As we all know, the famous leveling monster next to Taixu City - the bandit is a level 12 monster; but the bandit king is not a level 13 boss, but just a level 12 boss. In other words, there is not only one boss in the bandit leveling area, but two bandit kings.

This is the law in "Drawing the Sword" - the BOSS, either level 1 higher than an ordinary monster. If it is at the same level as an ordinary monster, it must be a double BOSS. Two level 12 bandit bosses confirm this law well.

Generally speaking, a level 13 BOSS will definitely not beat two level 12 BOSSs; after all, the levels of the two are only one level apart, and there is no concept of level suppression.

In "Drawing the Sword", the more difficult the boss is to fight, the more good things you will get. Therefore, although the bandit King is only a level 12 boss, its attention is much higher than those level 13 bosses. However, now the players are just entering the city and have not formed any large group organization. Although everyone is willing to promote the boss, no one has the ability to turn this heart into action.

Of course, although there are no players who are fighting these bosses in the city, it does not mean that players do not care about the dynamics of the bosses. On the contrary, almost every player is thinking hard about how to push these bosses everywhere at the lowest price?

You know, since players have been promoted to level 5, few people will fight the boss, and at most they will fight those elite monsters.

After all, death before level 5 does not lose experience, but after level 5, death after level 5 will lose experience. Knowing this, how many players will be willing to take risks with the experience they have worked hard to practice?

Players all know that although you can get blue, purple or even silver-level equipment when fighting a boss, these are just low-probability events after all; and being slapped to death by the boss is a very high probability.

In the game, the importance of level is no less than equipment. Since this is the case, who is willing to use "high probability death" to gain "low probability equipment"?

Therefore, when in the novice village, small bosses below level 5 may often be violated by players; especially the hen bosses that are brushed every day. Even if players really don’t want to beat them up, they have to bite the bullet and rush forward in order to do the "novice trial" task. However, few bosses above level 5 are willing to touch them - it’s not that they don’t want to promote the boss, but that fighting the boss is a high-risk life with an extremely high mortality rate; the most tragic thing is that they may have worked hard to beat the boss for a long time, but they were finally lost in experience and equipment by the boss, but they may also be cheaper for those players who are playing soy sauce.

Just like Li Bing, who made a fortune in the super boss scene of the Novice Village, is a complete example.

Of course, if players don’t fight the boss, it does not mean that players don’t want to fight the boss. On the contrary, players’ desire to fight the boss is actually very strong; especially after entering the city, most players generally learn the skills of their professions, and their combat power is completely incomparable to those in the novice village. In particular, professions like Feiyu and mage have the ability to attack ranged. When fighting the boss in the future, they rarely become crowded like in the novice village.

The combat power of the level 12 and level 13 bosses is actually not much more terrifying than that of the level 10 bosses. In this case, players with sharp rises naturally all want to form a group to fight the boss. It is really because the players have just entered the city for a day or two and have not formed a group of hundreds of people so quickly. In addition, even if the players' strength has increased a lot, fighting the boss is still a "high-risk sport", and it is normal to die.

Nowadays, the level is getting more and more difficult to upgrade, and experience is becoming more and more valuable; without full confidence, players naturally dare not rush up to fight the boss easily - after all, in "Drawing the Sword", there are countless cases where monsters want to bully but end up being fucked but "rape but not being fucked" in "Drawing the Sword".

Li Bing has also learned that the current environment is that players generally pay close attention to the information of major bosses, but at the same time, because there are very few players who dare to launch tentative attacks on bosses, players generally do not get any valuable information.

What this means is that once detailed BOSS information is released, it will inevitably attract a lot of attention from players - and as a reporter, Li Bing needs the attention of these large number of players?

So, although it is still early in the morning, Li Bing can't wait to leave the city. When he thought that he would have a lot of experience floating towards him after interviewing the information about the boss, Li Bing was already ready to move.

Why did Li Bing choose the 12-level boss of the bandit King instead of other bosses? First of all, Li Bing must consider that players pay the most attention to this 12-level boss, so once they interview valuable information, the benefits they get will definitely be the greatest. There is also a bigger reason, that is, the 12-level boss is a human-type boss - in low-level bosses, human-type monsters can speak; and a large part of the reporters rely on their mouths to make a living; if the boss doesn't even speak and communication becomes an obstacle, then how can Li Bing start an interview?

Even if you can barely interview, it may be difficult to interview much useful information, right?

PS: Sorry, the company is quite busy at the end of the year. I just came back from working overtime and rushed out. Today I can only have one chapter. I will make up for it if I have time this week!
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