Lu Wenwu continued to read further.
It seems that the stuff in this contract isn't entirely against the natural order; there are quite a few interesting things.
A Yellow Springs Warrior has their own Super Destroyer and can command a crew to serve them, with a dedicated vehicle and personal pilot.
During combat, air support can be called every few minutes, and the Bid Points used in just one mission are enough for an ordinary citizen to live well for a year.
Seems good at first, but the annoying part is that you need to buy upgrades yourself, and if you die, other Yellow Springs Warriors will inherit your legacy.
If the ship breaks down during non-combat times, you have to pay for repairs out of pocket, but your salary is tied to the missions — the more you complete, the higher your pay.
Lu Wenwu pondered a bit and thought, this isn't just an Overlord clause, it feels more like self-financed working!
What happened to democracy?
