Chapter 382: [Real World] The Book, It Lit Up

Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train

The list was simple, but when Xu Ruo saw the quantities, she was stunned.

Looking at the prices, she couldn't help but ask, "Is this really the price you can buy these for?"

"Yep," Ming Chu nodded innocently.

Xu Ruo: "..."

Be that as it may, once these items were purchased, the government owed Ming Chu a significant amount of money again.

In reality, Ming Chu had spent exactly 1 million points. Of that, only the 120,000 for the portable safe house upgrade, 30,000 for the S-rank energy stone, 10,000 for the B-rank combat suit, 50,000 for the team formation card, and the 999-point discounted book were for her own use.

It could be said that Ming Chu bought half of the items, but because the quantity of that half wasn't exorbitant, she only spent 210,999 points in total.

The remaining nearly 800,000 points went toward the other five items Ming Chu didn't need, so this batch of supplies cost nearly 790,000 points.

The government had given Ming Chu just over 500,000 points, so they still owed her over 200,000.

But as Xu Ruo looked at the items Ming Chu had brought back, there wasn't a single one she could bring herself to say no to.

The E-rank large-scale protective shield could make a city safe, the small portable energy storage units could power the shields, and while the E-rank combat suits didn't have as many functions as the D-rank ones, they were perfect for Blue Star!

Then there were the low-grade nutrient solutions—these were life-saving goods that were easy to store for players without spatial storage!

Finally, there were the energy stones, which were absolutely essential consumables!

There wasn't a single item the government didn't need. Xu Ruo silently handed the list back: "Wait here, I'll file a report and have the leadership issue you an IOU."

With that, she made the call directly.

Right in front of Ming Chu, she spoke about the IOU. The leaders on the other end were also shocked to hear how much Ming Chu had purchased.