After investing a huge amount of resources in the early stage, the output and input were about to be balanced. Before entering the harvest period, these players began to change jobs.

Who can bear this?

Because of this, the major forces made an ugly fuss.

Because even if the contract is signed, in reality there are not many laws that restrict the game world, so this aspect is ridiculous. Even if you lose, it is just a "liquidated damages", compared to the value created.

Not worth mentioning.

What's more, most of the forces have no contracts with the life players they cultivate. They are purely 'verbal agreements', 'loyalty' and so on.

In this case, don't be too easy when poaching people.

Life players are always the favorite of others!

It only costs a few tenths of the resources invested by the other party for less than the price, and you can easily poach people without spending your own energy and thought on cultivating them. How could it not be good?

Anyway, as long as you are a player with a certain standard of living, your salary is very amazing.

But these have no effect on the Storm Territory at all.

Because the producers are all indigenous people, there is no need to worry about being poached.

With this maximum guarantee, it’s no wonder that Zhao Hao would let Storm lead the route of creating territory.

While thinking about these things in his mind, Zhao Hao suddenly realized that something was wrong with the sky in front of him.

A large number of bone dragons and vampires rushed over from the side and front.

It looked like he had stepped on a thunderbolt.

The undead and the Falcon Empire have been engaged in a tug-of-war with the Eagle Claw Defense Line as their battlefield.

The Golden Valley is located at the southernmost point of the Eagle Claw Defense Line, and is naturally within the attack target of the undead army, so encountering the undead army here is not a problem.

The question is, has the other party discovered anything?
Chapter completed!