Soul Palace No. 1 Player

Chapter 41 Signing Chao Bafang

Yang Shan did not do this on impulse.

Having been a lone ranger for three years in his previous life, Yang Shan knew very well that as a highly interactive online game, there were many resources in Doupo that could not be obtained by a single player.

Yang Shan suffered a lot in his previous life.

I won't have to suffer such a loss in this life.

Of course, Yang Shan had no intention of establishing any large guild.

Because the guild is too bloated, trustworthy people are needed at every level, otherwise internal problems are likely to arise.

Yang Shan doesn't have the time to manage it.

But not establishing a guild does not mean that Yang Shan will not find ways to sign some players with outstanding combat capabilities.

Yang Shan knew exactly which players in his previous life had always been at the forefront of the versions.

Just give these players some resources to help them get started faster, and Yang Shan doesn’t have to worry about the rest!
Just like Chao Bafang, Yang Shan initially only helped Chao Bafang complete the two purple tasks in the initial stage of the server opening and taught Chao Bafang some relatively basic combat skills.

Chao Bafang can now solo the second-level elite monster!

Putting aside the pervert Yang Shan, Chao Bafang is definitely one of the top players in this version!

You just need to provide some resources and suggestions occasionally later on, and most of the time, you can leave it completely alone.

If Yang Shan had already signed seven or eight players like Chao Bafang, Yang Shan would even dare to lead the team to cause trouble for the third-level Beast King!

The third-level King of Beasts can definitely be slain with the sword!
However, when Yang Shan expressed his desire to sign a contract with Chao Bafang, Chao Bafang hesitated.

Yang Shan: "What's that expression on your face? Are you constipated? If you have something to hide, tell me."

"Master, actually, when I was playing Eternal Inferno two years ago, I signed a contract with a big guild."

Chao Bafang seemed to be recalling some bad things in the past, and his face looked a little melancholy:
"I had a falling out with that guild a year ago. Not only did I lose all the money I earned, but I also lost $100,000. From then on, I decided not to sign any more contracts."

In his previous life, Yang Shan really didn't know that such a thing had happened in Chao Bafang before:
"Is the reason for the breakup an internal conflict within the guild or something else?"

"Internal conflicts are fine, but the problem is that the company behind the guild is a blood-sucking vampire! They'll gnaw on any passing rat!"

Gnashing teeth in all directions:
"Damn it, the guild didn't give me much in the whole year. I got all the equipment and items in the game by myself, but in the end, the account is not even mine!"

With the development of virtual games, various standard contracts formulated by court agencies have actually become quite complete.

By using these contracts, the rights and obligations of both parties to the contract will be protected, and if any situation arises, legal proceedings can be taken directly.

But the relatively weaker ones are the contracted players.

Generally speaking, as the contracted player, Party B’s game account will no longer belong to Party B personally, but will become Party A’s game asset.

But Party B will also receive considerable compensation from Party A.

The details of the contract are actually very similar to the labor contract signed between the company and its employees.

Yang Shan also remembered that in his previous life in Doupo, there was a top player who had signed a contract with a medium-sized guild, but he was sucked too much blood by the guild and chose to terminate the contract.

As a result, all the equipment of the top player and all the game items in his backpack, including spirit stones, were stripped clean.

Even the exotic water that was obtained with great difficulty was auctioned off by the guild!
There were also top players under a guild who betrayed the guild. Although they paid a high penalty, the guild was hit hard by its opponents and never recovered.

Therefore, both guilds and players are extremely cautious about signing contracts.

It's normal to have concerns in all directions.

Yang Shan only said lightly:
"I signed a free agent contract with you!"

Chao Bafang was so excited that he jumped three feet high:

"Fuck! Free agent contract? Is it really a free agent contract?"

No wonder Chao Bafang is so excited.

"Free Agent Contract" can be said to be the least common type of contract in the online gaming industry.

This contract will not cause any changes to Party B's game account.

After signing the contract, Party A will pay Party B a small amount of salary.

During the contract period, Party B needs to become a member of Party A's company (guild), not engage in gaming activities that are detrimental to the interests of Party A's company (guild), and fully cooperate with the actions of Party A's company (guild). Of course, Party A will pay Party B a certain amount of remuneration based on the contribution of the action.

All virtual items obtained by Party B in the game belong to Party B.

But Party A has the right of first refusal.

Of course, there are other clauses in the contract.

But this is definitely the contract with the highest degree of freedom for Party B so far.

Generally speaking, few companies or guilds will sign a "Free Agent Contract" with players.

Because the terms of this contract will not directly harm the core interests of the signed players.

If the profit distribution of other contracts is 80% for Party A (company) and 20% for Party B.

Then the "Free Agent Contract" can basically be 60% for Party A and 40% for Party B.

Chao Bafang was really moved this time.

Then he saw the monthly base salary written at the bottom of the contract:

two thousand.

Eyelids twitching wildly in all directions:
"Master, I am only worth two thousand?"

Yang Shan: "The base salary of a free agent contract is low. Even the top players only make 10,000 or 20,000. How about changing it to a normal contract for you? I'll give you 15,000 a month!"

You know, the current Chao Bafang is not yet the top-notch master he will be in three years.

Yang Shan is not a philanthropist, so it is impossible for him to offer a contract to Chao Bafang according to the standards of three years later.

Besides, the basic salary of a free agent contract is generally around eight hundred, one thousand or so, so two thousand is already considered a lot!

Compared to the basic salary, Chao Bafang has a more pure idea in his mind:

"After signing the contract, I can follow the master with a clear conscience!"

During this period, everything related to Yang Shan brought great benefits to all parties in Chao.

This contract made Chao Bafang waver. He thought to himself:
"If I had known what oath I had made before, this contract would be so good!"

Yang Shan saw that Chao Bafang's expression had changed, and immediately took out a Body Tempering Pill and three bottles (36) of Yuan Gathering Pills from his storage ring:

"Sign up for the benefits, it's up to you whether you sign or not."

"Ju Yuan Dan! Body Tempering Pill!"

My head was buzzing in all directions:
"Did I ever swear before? I didn't!"

Chao Bafang was afraid that Yang Shan would go back on his word, so after authenticating his iris, face, fingerprint and handwritten signature, the contract came into effect immediately!
From now on, in the game, if Yang Shan says go east, all directions must go east!

Even if it is a "Free Agent Contract", it is still Party A who has the final say and Party B who does the work.

So even if Yang Shan said to go and chop down Medusa, Chao Bafang had to bite the bullet and go!
This is the power of a contract!

But Chao Bafang is still feeling lucky that he met a good boss. Which boss would offer a free agent contract these days?

Grinning in all directions:
"Hey, Master, I'm going to hang out with you from now on. Do I have to call you boss from now on?"

Yang Shan thought for a moment:
“I don’t really like people calling me boss.”

To Bafang: "Then I'll just call you Great God. I'm used to it."

Yang Shan: "Sure, I'm used to it."

Immediately started gossiping in all directions:
"Master, what is the name of our guild? How many people have signed up now?"

Yang Shan answered casually:

"Oh, I don't plan to set up a guild for now, but I will start a company later. I haven't decided on a name for the company yet, so you're the first one to sign."

Chao Bafang's smiling face froze immediately, and he thought to himself:

"Oh my god, I'm not going to get on a pirate ship, am I?"

(End of this chapter)