There is a very harsh condition for occupying caves, cottages, manors, etc., that is, within one hour, there are no enemies in the manor.

It's better to grab a stronghold from a monster, because monsters are stupid, easy to be pulled away, and don't know how to take a detour or something.

And if it's a scramble between players, it's troublesome.

The side that lost the stronghold will always try their best to ask a master, buy a one-time prop, and forcibly kill it back within an hour.

As long as they can stay in the stronghold for more than ten seconds, the attacker will have to start the timer from the beginning.

In individual cases, the attackers took an hour to capture a stronghold, but it took ten hours to achieve the terms of occupation.

In a sense, this setting is to protect the rights of the original owners of the stronghold, so that they have the opportunity to use guerrilla tactics to fight the big with the small.

In terms of practical effects, it stimulates players' consumption in the game.

The end result is that only a superpower can occupy a stronghold.

The Battle Banner Guild has organized six or seven hundred high-level players, which is already the strongest offensive team in the game so far, and it is enough to lay down layers of defense to prevent the original owner from killing back.

This time, however, they wanted to occupy a manor, not a cave.

The range that the manor needs to defend is too wide.

The point is that Li Wei can fly, has a retreat technique, and can enter the manor from any direction!

To ask about the manor shield?

Before the successful occupation, everything in the manor still belonged to Li Wei.

"'Come home and see' every hour and see how you keep it!" Li Wei sneered and muttered to himself.

Return to the Seed World and resurrect the only two villagers who were killed.

Go back to the dungeon wall.

Look at the new subordinates who have been tamed and have participated in battles before.

"Soul of Tianshu Star Chaogai: Level 24 Oni Xiong, Strength 86, Constitution 80 (HP800), Mana 48 (MP240), Immunity to some physical attacks. Skills: Heavenly King Knife Technique, Ghost Hitting the Wall. ”

No wonder such an arrogant Chao Gai has weaker resistance than Zhang Sengqiu, it turns out that his soul is only at the level of a ghost hero, that is, the seventh grade.

It shouldn't be a downgrade caused by a mud doll, and the mud doll can't form a downgrade effect on ghosts above the seventh grade, and it will only downgrade it.

The ghost that has not undergone cultivation is weaker than the real body, which is also reasonable, and all of Li Wei's heavenly and earthly demons are one grade lower than the real body in the copy.

After all, before being hit by the mud doll, Chao Gai was only level 34. It's lower than the ordinary creeps in the copy of Zengtou City, and it is estimated that this is because he became a ghost not long ago.

Fortunately, the level and grade of Chao Gai's soul were lower than expected, otherwise Li Wei really didn't want to take him down in more than a minute.

Of course, the growth and initial attributes of the soul of Chao Gai should be regarded as the top among the seven grades, and the initial measurement of more than 70 is close to the growth rate of 6.

Speaking of which, the name "Tianshu Star" is a bit unexpected. At the same time, Li Wei felt very interesting.

What kind of star Chao Gai is, or whether it is a star, is a hot topic for many Water Margin fans.

True. Many super strong people in "The Complete Biography of the Water Margin" are not heavenly, and in only seventy episodes, there are Wang Jin, Shi Wengong, Luan Tingyu, Gao Lian, Wen Da and others.

But Chao Gai is different, because the original book takes the birth of the Gang. There is a plot of "Seven Stars Gathering Righteousness", Chao Gai said: "I dreamed of the Big Dipper and fell straight on my roof. There was another small star on the handle, and it turned into white light. ”

Among the eight people who robbed the Shengchengang, Bai Sheng was only an earth-shattering star, and it was impossible to be counted as one of the seven stars, and Wu analyzed that Bai Sheng was the "little star" and "white light".

It is also possible that Yang Zhi, the "dark star" referred to by Xiaoxing, is obviously one of Tiangang, but he met the other six in a hurry and scattered things.

More people analyzed that this little star turned into white light and left the brothers, which was a sign of Chao Gai's death, and Chao Gai was Xiao Xing.

But it is a bit strange that such a majestic king Chao Gai is called a "little star".

Don't talk about small stars, so who does the Big Dipper refer to?

Judging from the plot, Tiangangxing, who intersected with Gongsun Sheng, Wu Yong, Ruan Sanxiong, and Liu Tang during that time, included Yang Zhi who protected the Shengchengang, Song Jiang who came to report the news, and Zhu Tong and Lei Heng who pretended to arrest Chao Gai.

But whoever is excluded is not convincing enough.

Why doesn't anyone count Chao Gai as one of the seven stars?

Because most people subconsciously think that since there is a saying of "Tiangang Beidou", the Big Dipper must be a person in Tiangang, and since Chao Gai is not listed as 36 Tiangang, how can it belong to the seven stars?

In fact, in the source of the Water Margin, "The Legacy of Xuanhe of the Great Song Dynasty", it is said that "Tianshu paid the thirty-six fierce generals of Tiangang Academy, and made Song Jiang of Hubaoyi as handsome".

Among the thirty-six fierce generals of Tiangang Academy, there is Tie Tianwang Chao Gai.

And Song Jiang did not belong to the thirty-six generals at that time, but their commander.

The "Tiangang Temple" mentioned here represents the entire Beidou system.

In Taoism, there are several systems of the Big Dipper, the Big Dipper, and the Thirty-six Stars of Tiangang.

In the Big Dipper, the first three chens are the handles, which are collectively called Tiangang, and the last four chens are spoons, which are collectively called Tiankui.

Therefore, Song Jiang, the Tiankui star who is in charge of the four stars, no matter how humble he is, the final ranking is higher than that of the Tiangang star Lu Junyi, who is in charge of the three stars, which is the number of days.

In other words, the Beidou system does not have one hundred and eight stars for everyone, is it just planets and meteorites?

It can be seen from Song and Lu that Tiangang and Earth do not necessarily correspond to a certain star, and their names are just their identity representatives in the "Tiangang Academy".

Under the leadership of Tiangang and Tiankui, it should be the Big Dipper - Tianshu, Tianxuan, Tianji, Tianquan, Yuheng, Kaiyang, and Shaoguang.

Liangshan Tiangang is a good man with a similar name to the seven stars, only "Tianji Star" Wu Yong.

After that, there is the "Tianying Star" Hua Rong, whose name is consistent with one of the Nine Stars of the Big Dipper.

The Nine Stars of the Big Dipper: Tianying Star, Tianren Star, Tianzhu Star, Tianxin Star, Tianfu Star, Tianfu Star, Tianxing Star, Tianrui Star, Tianpeng Star.

There is a saying in the Taoist book that the so-called nine stars are the seven stars plus the left and right Tianrui and Tianpeng, but the name has been changed.

Many people therefore equate the first celestial star of the nine stars with the first celestial pivot star of the seven stars, and the latter stars also correspond one by one, in fact, these are two completely different sets of positions.

It can be seen from the ranking of the Water Margin that if Tianying Star is equal to Tianshu Star, Hua Rong has no reason to rank after Wu Yong, because in the seven-star system, Tianshu is the boss and Tianji is the third.

Obviously, the grade of the nine-star is slightly lower than the seven-star.

Hua Rong is the head of the nine stars, ranking ninth in Liangshan, and the eight people who can be ranked before Hua Rong, except for the two general leaders of Tiangang and Tiankui, the other six should all be from the Big Dipper, but there are some differences from the traditional seven-star name.

The ancient true recipe is passed down from mouth to mouth, and it is inevitable that deviations will occur after a long time.

The question is, why are there only six of the Seven Stars left?

Of course, because Chao Gai died, there was one less. (To be continued.) )