What to prepare for an offline meeting with a female online friend?

Automatic rifle, check.

Shouliudan, check.

Ranshaoping, check.

Fast-acting anesthetic, check.

Bulletproof vest, check.

Li Ang, returning home from school, checked his equipment in the living room, stuffed it into his backpack, put on a baseball cap, and walked out of the residential area.

He entered a public toilet located in a Hidden Dead Angle of surveillance, put on a trench coat in a stall to disguise his appearance, and carrying a briefcase containing the Fire Mouse Fur (a valuable item), he walked out of the public toilet as an ordinary office worker and took a taxi to the park.

In the park, Liu Wudai, dressed tightly, had been waiting for a long time. After receiving the message from Li Ang, she quietly placed the briefcase full of banknotes under a streetlight, pretending that nothing had happened, and walked straight to the fountain.

Li Ang, observing from a distance with binoculars, sent a message through the friend link: "The Fire Mouse Fur is in the bushes on the southwest corner of the lake."

Liu Wudai naturally stood up and walked towards the south side of the park.

After confirming that no one was paying attention, Li Ang pulled up the collar of his trench coat, tugged at his mask, walked over, and took the briefcase.

The transaction was completed. After confirming receipt, Liu Wudai transferred the remaining game currency to Li Ang without saying a word.

Transactions between players are so troublesome. Buying and selling a piece of equipment is like a meeting between arms dealers.

In short, no problems meant the best situation. Walking out of the park, Li Ang weighed the briefcase, and after confirming that there were no tracking devices installed inside,

He took a taxi, changed several subway lines and buses, and then removed his disguise and returned home.

"Tsk tsk tsk, finally seeing real money."

In the living room, Li Ang closed the curtains and poured stacks of Renminbi and US dollars on the ground—Liu Wudai was quite cooperative, all the banknotes were not consecutive numbers, had been handled several times, and could be used at any time.

Li Ang's account balance still had more than 3,000 game coins. If all of them were exchanged for cash, that would be more than 30 million, not to mention the equipment and props he had.

If all of them were converted into cash, then he would at least be an invisible rich man with many, many small goals.

The pain of having a mountain of treasure but not knowing how to access it was finally diluted by the fragrant smell of banknotes. Li Ang stroked these lovely papers, and a rippling smile bloomed on his face.

"Hehehe, hehehehehehe."

Chai Cuicao, hiding in the big black umbrella, felt a chill and couldn't help but stick her head out. "You're smiling so lewdly. Is getting some cash that worth being happy about?"

"This is called sudden wealth," Li Ang glanced at Chai Cuicao. "When I was very, very young, my biggest dream was to own a one-yuan coin.

You, a rich girl born with a silver spoon in your mouth, will never understand."

Very, very young...

Chai Cuicao was a little curious. Li Ang had only told her that he had arrived at the orphanage at the age of seven, and had not revealed what happened before that.

A seven-year-old child can already remember things, but as far as she knew, Li Ang had never missed his parents even once.

Chai Cuicao wanted to ask, but even with a long time of getting along and a symbiotic relationship of mutual dependence, she still didn't have the confidence to get Li Ang to completely reveal his past.

She always felt that once she asked, something very, very bad would happen.

Chai Cuicao watched Li Ang kneading the banknotes with a smiling face, and quietly buried her curiosity.

With money, of course, you need to spend it. What can 300,000 RMB and 300,000 US dollars be used for in modern society?

Pay the down payment for a two-bedroom apartment in the suburbs of Yin City?

Buy a luxury sports car?

Invest in opening an internet cafe or a restaurant?

A total of more than two million in cash is not enough for ordinary people to achieve complete financial freedom,

But for Li Ang, two million in cash could do a lot of things.

For low-level players, instead of desperately scraping together game coins to buy extraordinary equipment, it is much more cost-effective to purchase items on the almost omnipotent Taobao Mall.

The next day, Li Ang transferred the cash in batches to a bank card he had bought from the black market and started shopping on Taobao Mall.

First of all, a Ducati Panigale V4 motorcycle.

The body is red, the appearance is elegant and beautiful, and it is sophisticated and cool. Its horsepower can reach 214 horsepower.

It has DTC traction control system, DWC anti-wheelie control system, EBC engine brake control system, DQS quick shift system, and DL launch mode.

Controlling it gives you a sense of difference from riding a docile wild horse.

Since the player's backpack bar cannot fit large objects like sports cars, a high-performance motorcycle has become the most cost-effective means of transportation.

After haggling with the Taobao seller, Li Ang bought the motorcycle for 280,000 yuan through a small account, and also gave away two sets of motorcycle helmets, clothing, and gloves.

After entrusting the merchant to send the motorcycle to another location in Yin City, Li Ang continued to browse Taobao Mall.

Next is the DJI drone, model Avata Pro Set.

This drone has a battery life of up to 30 minutes, a maximum battery range of up to 13k in windless environments, and a maximum flight altitude of up to 5000m. Its remote control distance can even reach a staggering level.

It has obstacle perception function, comes with a 4k camera, the picture is clear, and the transmission of videos and photos is quite fast.

The most terrifying thing is that this thing only sells for less than nine thousand yuan.

I have to say that DJI is really amazing.

A well-established scientific research company that produces drones has been forcibly promoted into an arms company by the American military, Middle Eastern tycoons, and warlords in war-torn areas of Africa because of the powerful, reliable, and cheap functions of its products.

The American police use DJI drones for search and rescue, bàozhàwu (explosive) detection, and monitoring criminal suspects. The American military uses it for special air operations, and black African warlords use it to lock artillery coordinates.

Many very creative members of armed forces have also tried to tie a string of shouliudan (hand grenades) to DJI drones and use them for bàozhà (explosive) attacks—anyway, the cheapest DJI costs only two or three thousand, and it doesn't hurt at all to be destroyed.

This can also be regarded as a manifestation of the marginal effect in the arms field.

Civilian products become military products. DJI's mixed feelings are probably only understood by Toyota or Casio.

{Toyota's pickup trucks are deeply loved by illegal armed forces, kongbufenzi (terrorists), mercenaries, international security organizations, and even the American military in Black Africa because of their durability and cheap price.

Casio's F91 electronic watch plays a pivotal role in the field of making IED improvised bàozhà (explosive) devices.}

Li Ang spent 30,000 yuan to buy three DJI Avata drones and their supporting devices. Also, in order to avoid being noticed by the Special Affairs Bureau, he mailed them to different locations.

Finally, Li Ang wandered around Taobao Mall for a while and bought some 10# steel, chemical instruments with higher precision, and other items.