582 The Jar Smashing Game (2/2)

These transactions weren't taxable by Eternal Kingdom.

To Sherlock, it was… preposterous!

Implementing the jar smashing game was the most effective method.

”Lord Sherlock, have you thought about it carefully? If you implement this policy, you'll be condemned,” Bru replied quickly.

”Condemnation? That's a compliment. They will praise me for the great idea.”

Sherlock explained to Bru, ”I have a comprehensive idea that is different from others.”

Sherlock accessed a document on his computer. That was the new content that he was going to publish on the official website.

Bru read through the document and praised Sherlock, ”Lord Sherlock, you're a genius!”

…

Peasant was very happy recently.

He was busy fighting monsters and leveling up. However, making money had always been his greatest weakness.

When there weren't many gamers, he relied on selling equipment to make some money.

Initially, Eternal Kingdom was a closed system with few outside contacts. Hence, the goods were limited.

Since the start of the Second Beta, Eternal Kingdom started to trade with Winterfell.

After that, making money became very interesting. There were many different ways to make money.

The gamers could sell their equipment. With the proliferation of various types of game content, the gamers were able to sell ornaments, construction materials, daily necessities, music instruments, and fashion items.

Moreover, there was a new supermarket in Venice, the west park.

To the merchant gamers, it was a street vendor's paradise.

Peasant wasn't a merchant gamer, but he earned a fortune in Venice like all other gamers.

The wealthy Peasant decided to splurge. Besides purchasing items that he liked, he tried very hard to upgrade his equipment.

Then there was an updated announcement on the official website.

There was a new jar smashing system!

Normally, the gamers wouldn't spend a lot of money to play the jar smashing game, as it was a game of chance. Most of the gamers preferred the free jar smashing game.

Peasant didn't spend much on the game. He only bought two jars but didn't win anything. Hence, he wasn't interested in the game.

The gamers were curious. Since the game company wasn't interested in earning money, why was the jar smashing game introduced? Even if the gamers bought the jars using Magic Stones, could the company exchange the Magic Stones for Renminbi?

Peasant was puzzled, but he didn't take it to heart.

Then he noticed a gamer who bought a few hundred jars and transported them to Venice using Darting Birds. The gamer placed a hundred jars at the west park along with a sign that had the words:

”Jar smashing game. One Magic Stone per try! The grand prize is 200 Magic Stones!”

More and more of Venice's natives surrounded the gamer to take a look…