Reborn NPC: I'm really not the protagonist!

"The Chosen Ones are a very strange group. They don't take many things seriously because they have no concept of responsibility and benefit..."

"If we give them responsibilities in this world and give them benefits commensurate with their responsibilities, then their attitude towards things will be no different from that of ordinary people..."

"Wait, you mean....to make the Chosen Ones nobles and even allow them to obtain land?"

"Of course!"

Seeing Knimu's surprised look, Hill, who was still talking nonstop, nodded heavily.

Anyway, the lands that were promised were never theirs!

This is actually what the empire did in the previous life, taking the conquered territories of the enemy and handing them over to the players to manage, thereby attracting more players and conquering more land!

Of course, other countries followed suit, which led to the famous "Guild War" phase of the entire temple.

After playing for a long time, the players found that it was all players fighting each other, and the countries behind them didn't even contribute much...

But even after discovering this, countless people still enjoy it.

After all, who doesn’t want to play an exciting territory simulation in the most realistic role-playing game ever?

To put it bluntly, this is a strategy that directly ties interests to players.

It is obvious that the first person to come up with this method will take unparalleled risks and gain huge benefits....

But with the lessons learned from the previous life, the risks Hill has to take are actually very few, but it cannot be said that there are none. After all, no one can guarantee what the consequences will be if this group of chosen ones manage the territory.

Soon, Hill put forward a series of ideas.

Including using guild territories in exchange for the settlement of various guilds, portal systems, noble seats, etc....

This will be the first country in history built with mercenary groups and guilds. There is no need to explain its uniqueness.

The chosen ones don’t need to eat or rest, each of them can be a soldier!

Therefore, if a country with the Chosen as its main force is established... then its combat power will be extremely terrifying...

Of course, there are disadvantages.

The instability of the Chosen One will be a test of the ability and courage of those in power.

But Hill was actually prepared for this...

Anyway, in a country dominated by the Chosen One, the leader doesn't need to be too talented, just be liked by people.

Therefore, Fina, who was the most creative fan fiction writer some time ago, is undoubtedly a very suitable leader....

Unfortunately....

After a long time, with Hill's intentional or unintentional hints, Ye Ao on the side finally came to his senses and started recording.

Seeing this scene, Hill tacitly mentioned the plan to establish a guild alliance.

First of all, it is natural that other territories in the kingdom will not recognize it, allowing players to obtain territory and freely develop their own territory on it. Of course, although it is said to be free development, it still needs to meet certain indicators after all, at least the indigenous people in the territory cannot be left to die.

Secondly, Hill and others will send envoys to the magic academy in the central area where the Kingdom, the Empire, and the Orc Kingdom meet, and invite a group of portal researchers to come to the territory to start building portals.

This is no small matter. In fact, many people in various countries have been arguing about the construction of portals decades ago, and even many great magicians are very supportive of the construction of portals.

However, up to now, except for the royal capitals of various countries and some important cities, there are almost no portals!

The reason is simple, no country can afford the cost of a portal!

The energy consumed by a long-distance portal in a day is almost equivalent to the magic power of a city-destroying scroll!

Not to mention other aspects of maintenance and risks. Even if laying portals can promote population circulation and economy to a certain extent, but... compared to the losses, this little development is simply not worth mentioning.

However...even if Hill had not proposed this plan, she knew that in the near future, portals would still gradually become popular. In the end, there would be dozens of portals of all sizes in the east, south, west, north and within the city alone.

The reason is obvious. The circulation of players cannot be limited to one place.

Such a growing group cannot fail to attract attention.

In fact, now, it is estimated that many people have begun to pay attention to players. Of course, unlike Hill, any country faces new things step by step.

Therefore, even if someone has proposed the portal popularization plan again like Hill, it is impossible to implement it faster than here!

Because half an hour after Hill proposed, Judd took several newly joined mercenaries and rushed to the magic academy overnight...

When Ye Ao posted this information on the forum, it exploded again in an instant...

Guild territory, noble status, self-built portals, investment in auction house and arena construction, and even Hill's entry, all undoubtedly reveal the message that a new version is coming...

Hill's plan goes beyond that.

Attracting players back is only the first step. The second step is naturally the reconstruction of the new Bell Town.

There was nothing wrong with Knimu's previous practice of constantly issuing tasks to players for construction, but she did not understand the players' psychology.

Most players don't like repeating the same tasks day after day.

In order to increase their enthusiasm, in addition to expanding the player base to allow more players to do tasks and try new things, we also need to give them some more attractive benefits....

For example, priority use of the auction house and arena, as well as discounts!

These two things are indispensable for players, but for the natives like Hill, except for developed cities, no place would be so bored as to build these things.

But Hill knew that in the later stages of the game, every town would have at least one of these!

And for her, as long as the arena and auction house are built, she doesn't need to operate them herself, she can just rent them out to players, which is a sure win...

At the same time, players and organizations that want to make a profit in the game will definitely understand such investments.

Priority! That means we will give you the first one if we have the same quotation!

To achieve such convenient conditions, you only need to push forward the construction progress of these buildings, complete tasks, invest, or hire people to help move bricks!

As for the portal, that's even simpler!

Players only need to build a portal in the guild territory at their own expense, and then the charges for this place are directly set by the players themselves, and the maintenance is also the responsibility of the players themselves!

Of course, when the Shield of Freedom unifies the Free Territory in the future, they may collect a tax of five copper coins per head...

Once you have made enough contribution to the Freedom Shield Mercenaries, you don’t even have to pay taxes!

Now the real question is, do Hill and Knimu's Freedom Shields have this capability? Is it worth investing in?

Although these conveniences and player planning are very attractive, but...it has been so long and players have become more or less accustomed to it.

This game... doesn't have a real protagonist. It's not like you can get meat just by following someone blindly...

But then again, so far, Liberty Shield is the only force that values ​​players and gives them hope.

This thing is like a test server, attractive.

After all, if you want to establish a guild or cause trouble in other spheres of influence, you don’t know when it will happen. Only the Shield of Freedom is actively preparing for these things, and even fast teleportation is something they are the only ones considering!

Therefore, the players immediately split into two parts. One group of players immediately decided to go there, wanting to quickly experience the convenience brought by the new version. Some bosses and guild leaders also began to tentatively plan to send their subordinates to brush up their contribution points and help with construction.

There are also some who are still waiting and watching, but have decided to give a little bit of support. If the other party bets correctly, they will accept it, but they have to participate anyway, so that they don’t end up not even getting a share of the soup.

..........

At night, Hill breathed a long sigh of relief as he watched netizens discuss the forum more and more enthusiastically.

It seems.... we need to give these people more confidence, for example.... let them confirm again who is the protagonist of "The Temple"...

But...

"Boom boom boom!"

Looking at the wooden door in front of her, she silently withdrew her thoughts.

We can talk about using players later...

"Who? Hill?" Alice's puzzled voice came from inside: "What's wrong? Can't sleep?"

In fact, she didn't recover that quickly, so...she needs to be comforted for a while at least!

So she nodded slowly and spoke in a very serious tone:

"Ok!"