The despairing invader (1)

Tang Zhen had to be excited because he had discovered something.

When he focused on an enemy, a data message would appear above the enemy's head, indicating the enemy's level and the points reward for killing them.

This situation had just appeared, and it was possible that he had not noticed it before. The reason was not important. The key was that it had really brought Tang Zhen convenience.

There was a difference between a big fish and a small shrimp. The same amount of time was spent, but the rewards could be completely different.

When he attacked, he could choose his target to kill, which would give him a higher yield.

For example, the mercenary leader in front of him had five times the points of a normal mercenary.

With such a high score, it meant that he was a greater threat, or that the impact of killing him was greater.

If ordinary people died, no one would care. If it was a high-ranking official, it would trigger a series of reactions.