There is no doubt that Zhao Gao could not betray the land of the gods. Not because of the sentiment of loyalty, but purely because of the need for profit.

The Land of the Gods needs a pioneer like Zhao Gao to expand his territory and fight for more resources and land for the forces behind him; Zhao Gao also needs the land of the gods as a shelter behind him, to be replenished and rested, and there is no emotional sustenance or belonging between the two, at least not yet, but they can be interdependent in nature.

So Zhao Gao did not hesitate to choose to damage the public and private. But seriously, even if Zhao Gao didn't do anything, it was still unlikely that Edward III would succeed, and judging from Joan of Arc's last sword, at least she was not an existence that a mere ruler could covet.

Perhaps in the end, the rules of the plot world are shattered, and Joan of Arc loses one of the worlds of enlightenment (there is certainly more than one plot world of legendary historical figures), and the best fate for Edward III should be torn to pieces by the scattered rules, which is much better than the current one, although he has suffered heavy losses, but at least survived.

But that's all for later, how to use Zhao Gao's current status and status, you can only make this irresponsible and basically baseless conjecture.

Just to say that at the moment, the agreement reached between Zhao Gao and the will of the world mainly contains three items: the first is the secret related to the resurrection. Compared with the other two, revealing relevant information to Zhao Gao in advance beyond the authority is an extremely resource-consuming thing even for the will of the world, although this item is basically of little help to the present, but no explorer can refuse this kind of life-related secret.

The second is the Flemish rule of sharing. In terms of rules, the units that die in the story world belong to the story world regardless of their original subordination, and all the rules belong to the story world after they die in battle. However, since the will of the world now depends on Zhao Gao, then this can also be paid as a special reward - Zhao Gao's Meng Bu provides this unit with extremely rare "class leader" and "commander" two attributes, and the plot world also provides two major characteristics: "strong physique" and "glory of kings", which are even faintly exceeded in terms of value, so it is not clear who takes advantage of whom when choosing to share.

The straightforward point of "strong physique" is to give Meng Bu the attributes and corresponding resistances of a B+-level plot character, while "Glory of Kings" is to comprehensively add to all other rules through the additional identity status of the plot world. The land of each plot world is limited, and the number of "kings" that can be supported is obviously not too much, and each one is an important resource in the plot world, just like King Henry VI, even if he is just a child, he will become an A+ level historical figure in this bonus.

If Zhao Gao forcibly proposes to completely recover Meng Buhou's ownership, it is estimated that the plot world will also agree, but these rule characteristics will definitely be fully recovered, and the loss will also be calculated in Zhao Gao's income. After a little weighing, Zhao Gao made a decisive choice.

Meng Buyu may really be able to help him defend a plot world as a commander in the future, but that is also in the future, and nothing is more effective than enhancing the strength in front of him.

The third item mainly involves items and props. Zhao Gao promised the will of the world not to kill King Henry VI of England, but to accept the redemption of the Kingdom of Great Britain and the King of England. However, all plot units (including the historical figure Earl Warwick) have the right to kill all of them to Zhao Gao. This is not only aided by the Will of the World, but also by the will of the World, which promises not to interfere with the output of the chests that these characters have exploded.

Cleaned up dozens of high-level plot characters without injury at one time, this kind of request that others dare not think of The Will of the World agreed without even hesitation. Zhao Gao's requirements for obtaining items are still secondary, and the real purpose is to cooperate and cover up the world's will against the underlying rules.

Such a loss is indeed huge for the plot world, but it is this huge loss that just covers up the cooperation between the plot world and Zhao Gao in a relatively reasonable way. I believe that with the data modified by the will of the world, this non-existent battle will be modified to be extremely tragic.

The British Royal Guards were ambushed by the epic legion "Three Jin Heavy Soldiers", causing heavy losses and unable to protect the safety of the faction leader Henry VI.

In order to make up for the difficulty reduction caused by the lack of the number of troops in the Guards Regiment, within the scope of the rules, the templates of the various plot characters of the British camp were activated, but they were all killed in the end, and the Guards Knights Battalion lost more than half of the Guards Knights' Battalion, the Royal Knights Battalion was destroyed, and the Longbowman Battalion was able to save the vast majority of them because it was a long-range unit, and it surrendered in time and its high value.

In a word, in this battle, it can be seen that the will of the world has done its best, and it has not deliberately released water to Zhao Gao!

At the last moment, Zhao Gao chose to accept surrender because of the hatred of the world that would be obtained from killing King Henry VI and the huge ransom promised by the King of England.

The only truth.

As for the fact that these characters are activated one by one, and then in the white state, they pose in various poses ready to be grassed and then turned over one by one, which is a fantasy that does not exist at all, and it is the right choice for these ridiculous data to be deleted directly.

The worst is the Earl of Warwick, a C-class historical figure. His strength did not need to be unsealed, but under the suppression of Prince Philip's order, he stepped into the big pit that Zhao Gao concentrated on digging for him from the beginning (don't ask why it was a pit again), and then the will of the world extracted all the rules around him that were suitable for his use, and he couldn't release a core skill, and he was finally killed by miscellaneous soldiers in his own military camp.

To his death, he didn't understand why the plot world would unite with outsiders to kill him, which was simply illogical.

"Thirty-four purple treasure chests, seven golden treasure chests, and a C-level historical plot treasure chest." Fang Jingshu quickly counted her income, but she didn't see Zhao Gao get up, but looked at Philip opposite with burning eyes.

If memory serves, it was the same as Zhao Gao's greedy gaze when he looked at the treasure chest.

Judging from the conditions signed, Prince Philip, who is possessed by the will of the plot world, is obviously also one of the targets that can be killed.

The will of the world was stunned for a moment, and then snorted coldly. The deal between him and Zhao Gao is almost finished, and in the face of this unscrupulous character, although he has no real feelings, he is not willing to have anything to do with Zhao Gao.

"Come on!" Philip stretched out his hands and closed his eyes at the same time, like a helpless prostitute waiting for a domineering client to go and not pay.

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