The world has turned into Hell's Game, why should I stay human?
Chapter 712: Repeat the Chapter to maintain full attendance; replace it with new - content at that time and refresh as needed.

Chapter 712: Repeat the Chapter to maintain full attendance; replace it with new Chapter content at that time and refresh as needed.

"Name: Seven Deadly Sins·Anger"

"Type: Equipment"

"Quality: Perfect"

"Effect 1: The player’s anger will increase the attack power of kitchen knives."

"Effect 2: The player’s anger will enhance the level of the enemy’s ingredients."

"Effect 3: The player can pay rational value to transform into the ’Angry Demon.’ The more rational value paid, the longer it lasts. Limited to once per instance."

"Note: Doesn’t taste good? I’ll beat you until it does!"

"Can it be taken out of the instance: Yes"

"Where’s the bug?"

A box charged at Liu Zheng’s face in the dark.

"Didn’t bring it."

"You’re lying to me!"

Two pairs of scarlet eyes lit up, locking onto him like prey.

"Who lied to you? Did I say I had it on me?"

Liu Zheng calmly retorted.

"Human, arguing, go to hell!"

The Box Weaving Spider wasn’t interested in his excuses, its scarlet gaze brightened.

"Want to fight? Bring it on."

His four tentacles grasped the Three-Inch Mirror, laser pen, cosplay costume, and rusty knife, ready for action.

"For the sake of you being a relative of the Weaving Spider Lady, I’m sparing you. But if you don’t appreciate it, I’ll tear down your crappy shop."

Liu Zheng shouted.

With a pile of trump cards and a second life, he even felt he was frighteningly strong.

Although they’re consumables, the enemy’s life is also a consumable.

"Human, get out, or I’ll call the police."

The Box Weaving Spider reconsidered its stance.

For intruders like Liu Zheng, it could certainly choose to have a meal.

But if the opponent was actually the predator, it could also choose to call the police.

However, this privilege only belonged to a law-abiding merchant registered with the City Supervision Department and paying taxes with the Tax Department.

"Damn you, can’t beat me so you’ll cheat, huh?"

Liu Zheng used his tentacle to give the middle finger.

"But don’t think you can scare me like that. I have connections in the Security Department’s traffic team and logistics department, and I recently did them a huge favor. When they come, who’ll get arrested, you or me?"

Then he added confidently.

The scarlet eyes narrowed, wavering on his face, as if determining whether he was telling the truth.

"If you’re going to call the police, hurry up. I’ve got a lot to do, no time to waste with you."

Liu Zheng urged.

"Human, what exactly do you want?"

The Box Weaving Spider asked, somewhat exasperated.

"I told you, I’m here for business. Did you enjoy the bugs last time?"

"Delicious."

The Box Weaving Spider replied honestly.

These insects, mutated from other species, had far more flavorful substances than ordinary bugs and were a great tonic.

"Want more?"

"Didn’t you say you didn’t bring any?"

"Just because I didn’t bring any doesn’t mean I don’t have them. If I could get them once, I can get them twice. Want to try them alive? Fresh, big, and juicy ones."

He tempted.

"Want, want, want."

The Box Weaving Spider responded eagerly, its scarlet gaze swaying in the dark.

"Give me the tools; I’ll help you catch them."

Liu Zheng proposed.

"Why should I trust you?"

"Can you at least turn on the light? It’s pitch dark, and even if you’re not uncomfortable, I am."

Even though he could see in darkness, he was still a species that yearned for light.

"No, I only light up for friends and enemies."

The Box Weaving Spider flatly refused.

These non-humans always have some strange persistence in peculiar areas, even beyond life.

"Alright, as long as you’re happy."

Although not friends, at least not enemies.

"Can you see this?"

Liu Zheng took out the yarn ball given to him by the Weaving Spider Lady.

"She actually gave this to you?"

The Box Weaving Spider exclaimed in shock.

"Not only that, she even knitted me three yarn balls. I remember your Spider Clan doesn’t easily accept custom orders. If she didn’t trust me deeply, why would she agree to such a request?"

He explained.

The Box Weaving Spider remained silent.

"How many shops does your Spider Clan have in the Metropolis?"

Liu Zheng shifted his tactics.

"Besides me, there are 6 other shops."

"And how do their temperaments compare to yours?"

He inquired.

"Ha!"

The Box Weaving Spider sneered.

"There you have it, your Spider Clan’s skills are monopolistic. What good is deceiving the one with the best temper whom I’ve successfully collaborated with?"

"Us humans are a profit-driven species; we don’t do things without benefits."

Liu Zheng solicited earnestly.

"Humph, humans..."

The Box Weaving Spider murmured, then a faint sound of wind emerged in the air.

That was the sound of spider legs moving quickly.

Liu Zheng patiently waited, and after a few minutes, something rolled to his feet.

He bent down to pick it up; from the texture, it seemed to be another yarn ball.

"Don’t be stingy, give me a few more."

Liu Zheng grinned cheekily.

"Impossible! Just this one is already the limit. If the bugs you bring back don’t satisfy me, I guarantee the Spider Clan will blacklist you forever, even the Weaving Spider Lady won’t help."

The Box Weaving Spider shouted.

"Is it that serious? This thing’s really powerful?"

He asked on purpose.

"Of course. As long as you can incapacitate the opponent, completely cocoon them with silk, they will lose all mobility and cognitive ability."

The Box Weaving Spider boasted.

"Are you crazy? If I can already incapacitate the opponent, why would I need them to lose mobility and cognitive ability too?"

Liu Zheng said, exasperated.

"There’s more to it. While in the cocoon, their aura is entirely concealed from the outside world."

The Box Weaving Spider stated.

"Oh, that ain’t half bad."

He feigned indifference.

"Don’t give it back."

The Box Weaving Spider sulked.

"In your dreams, nothing that’s ended up in my tentacles has ever been returned."