He looked again at the descriptions of the skills and items.
Items came in many varieties; his kitchen knife and bandages, for example, were Deceit Devices, ownership items.
There were also items like the candles and matches he obtained from instances, which were ordinary items but not Deceit Devices.
Of course, the most precious and rare among them were the Rule Type Items.
As for skills, they were akin to skills found in online games.
Broadly divided into three categories.
The first was auxiliary skills, including healing, perception, and buff skills—all categorized as Enjoy reading on NovelHub - your free online novel platform.
The second was attack skills, which, as the name suggests, included any skills that involved attacking and had lethal power.
The third was Rule Skills, which were extremely precious; even powerful abnormalities couldn't resist Rule Skills.
Among these three categories of skills, Rule Skills were undoubtedly the rarest and most powerful.
And Mu Rufeng had just obtained a random Rule Skill Card and a Rule Item Blind Box.
Thinking of this, Mu Rufeng lost interest in reading more information.
He pushed his finished bowl to the side.
With a thought, the random Rule Skill Card and Rule Item Blind Box appeared on the table in front of him from his item slot.
The random Rule Skill Card was an exquisitely crafted card adorned with complex runes and an inexplicable aura, making it seem very abnormal.
As for the blind box, it was a fist-sized, perfectly square red box with a large black question mark on several of its sides.
Mu Rufeng picked up the card and tore it to pieces.
The next second, the torn card burst into a white light.
[Congratulations player for obtaining a Rule Skill: You Die, I Live]
[You Die, I Live]: Rule Skill. When an enemy dies, the user's attributes double. Note: Can stack up to ten times.
"Hmm? You Die, I Live? It's only effective after an enemy dies?" Mu Rufeng was somewhat stunned.
Then it dawned on Mu Rufeng, and his face lit up with joy.
At first glance, once the enemy was dead, what use would doubling attributes be?
Although it might not be very useful in the real world.
In the world of instances, however, it could be very useful.
The beings he faced in the abnormal instances weren't living people, they could be considered dead.
So long as Mu Rufeng treated those abnormalities as enemies, he would likely trigger the Rule Skill [You Die, I Live].
Mu Rufeng wasn't certain; he would have to try it out the next time he visited the world of instances.
In the real world, am I meek and mild, but in instances, do I strike hard? It kind of felt that way.
Having calmed himself, Mu Rufeng turned his attention to the Rule Item Blind Box.
"I wonder what I can pull out?"
Hoping in his heart to draw a powerful Rule Item, he immediately crushed it in his hand.
Easily crushed by Mu Rufeng, a strange musical note emerged from the blind box.
This note converged in the palm of his hand and ultimately formed into a mouth.
Mu Rufeng recognized it at first glance, it was a woman's mouth.
Plump lips slightly upturned, coated with an unknown shade of lipstick that resembled tempting cherries, and inside was a row of white, even teeth that were irresistibly attractive.
"What the hell? A mouth?" Mu Rufeng was a bit taken aback.
[Loving Singing Mouth]: The mouth's owner was a girl who loved to sing and was very talented. Her singing deeply moved the whole city. Then one day, the girl disappeared. When she reappeared, it was as a corpse. Strangely, her mouth had been cut off.
Effect: Rule Item. Can designate a target and forcibly make them loudly sing a song.
Note: After designating a target to sing, within twenty-four hours, the user must also sing the song chosen by the target. If the time limit is exceeded, execution will be enforced.
"Uh... this... should be... alright, right?"
There was just one thing – this item even had a cost, although not a large one.
To say, Rule Items actually came in two types: one requires a certain cost after use, the other has no restrictions.
Comparing the two, it's hard to tell which is better, it all depends on the specific effect.
Mu Rufeng pried open the mouth to check it.
One had to say, this Loving Singing Mouth was just like a real human mouth, soft and pliable but somehow also cold.
An audacious thought flashed through Mu Rufeng's mind...
Just kidding, Mu Rufeng was a serious person...
Immediately, Mu Rufeng stowed the mouth in his item slot.
Mu Rufeng then browsed the forum for a while.
Most of the threads were about information related to instances.
There were also casual chats and people bickering.
After scrolling through many posts, Mu Rufeng also learned that there were quite a few player organizations in the real world.
None of these player organizations were official but behind them stood backing capital forces.
Some player organizations maintained a close relationship with the official side, and of course, there were those who schemed from the shadows.
However, Mu Rufeng didn't really care about this; after all, he had already joined the official side.
"Huh, how can the Crimson Preferred APP still be opened?"
After exiting the abnormal forum, Mu Rufeng suddenly noticed that the Crimson Preferred APP on the desktop was still active.
He knew that his phone ran on the Ghost System, and apps downloaded in it shouldn't be usable in the real world.
Mu Rufeng directly opened the Crimson Preferred APP.
It was just like when he first opened it inside the instance.
A plethora of goods in various categories.
"Can I place an order?" Mu Rufeng suddenly got a whimsical idea and quickly entered one of the products and clicked to order.
He soon reached the payment interface.
The next second, a pop-up appeared.
[Dear user, you have not selected a delivery address. Please choose where you would like to place your order]
Mu Rufeng immediately clicked, and the page instantly redirected.
[Sorry, dear user, your world does not have an available delivery address]
[To facilitate your shopping needs, you can become a Community Group Buying team leader and establish a pickup point]
"Hmm? I can become a Community Group Buying team leader? And set up a pickup point?" Mu Rufeng was shocked.
Having worked for two years as a Loader at Crimson Preferred, Mu Rufeng was well aware of what being a team leader for Community Group Buying meant.
To say nothing else, by establishing a pickup point, Mu Rufeng would be able to place orders directly. He didn't know if goods could be delivered.
But if the APP said a pickup point could be established, then goods must surely be deliverable, although he didn't know in what way they would arrive.
If possible, could he become a middleman?
Products from the Mysterious World would probably sell well in the real world—right?