Lin Ye Came Up with This on a Whim, Didn't He?

In Turet's view, the [Flying Star at Rest] buff created by Lin Ye was actually just an illusion.

Every Instance quest has a time limit!

Once the time limit for Instance expires, the Instance will automatically fail. This is a perfectly normal part of Instance quests.

This is a rule that exists in any Instance, and it is also one of the basic rules of the Divine Firmament!

Lin Ye's so-called "Flying Star at Rest" buff is nothing more than a disguised time limit, just a disguised form.

The function and time limit are exactly the same.

In Turet's view, the goal was simply to forcibly change the form of the mission time limit and then forcibly compress the mission time to the extreme—wasn't that blatant cheating?

Any Designer knows that the shorter the time limit, the harder the Instance is to conquer, and the difficulty increases exponentially.

The difficulty of an Instance can be vastly different depending on whether the time limit is one day or ten days, even if the Instance is the same!

Once inside the Universe Arena, you'll find that each Instance is massive in scale, with even the worst Instance being at Level at the Endless-level.

The rules set by the Divine Firmament stipulate that the time limit for Instance quests cannot be less than 7 days.

Otherwise, if you arbitrarily set a time limit of 1 hour or 2 hours for Instance, or even more ridiculously, set Instance to a few seconds of quest time, then every Instance would be insanely difficult.

As a result... Lin Dong's time limit for the Instance was 48 hours, or two days, far below the minimum time standard for the Universe Arena.

This is absolutely ridiculous!

After all, Turet was the Designer of Endless-level Instance like the Tree Spirit Abyss, so he must have some basic judgment and keen insight.

They immediately questioned the Divine Firmament.

At the same time, I was secretly delighted...

He had long felt that with the strength of the Azure Star people, it was impossible for them to design a powerful Instance. The Three-Star System and the Fixed Star Era that he had just heard about were most likely just a smokescreen designed by Lin Ye, a bunch of nonsense.

Unfortunately, he saw through the entire scam with his shrewdness! As a prominent figure from the Green Vine Civilization once said, one must see through appearances to the essence.

Although the Divine Firmament is a supreme entity, it cannot be ruled out that it might be temporarily fooled by the Designer's tricks. Inevitably, loopholes and problems will be discovered later.

But Turet can't wait! It will be too late if he gets wiped out. He needs the Divine Firmament to conduct a second review now. If they find a major flaw in the Instance, it will be Instance and put into a restricted period.

Your Green Vine Army will be automatically declared the winner of the Instance, allowing you to gain a large number of points without lifting a finger.

Haha! Turet was still dreaming, but suddenly the Divine Firmament gave a resolute answer.

[Divine Firmament Notice: Due to the Instance commander's repeated interference with the Instance Divine Firmament process, a warning is issued to the Instance commander and all Challengers! As the Instance commander, you may raise questions and concerns after the mission begins, but please remain silent during the Spawn Point introduction phase!!]

[Divine Firmament Reminder: All Instance deployed to the Universe Arena have undergone rigorous review by the Divine Firmament. The review process involves repeated simulations of the Instance, ensuring there are no design flaws! All Challengers, please listen carefully to the following buff introduction; it will be crucial for your success in conquering the Instance!]

[Next up is the fourth environmental buff at the Spawn Point! And also the most important buff!]

[4. Thought Transparency: Due to the harsh environment of the Trisolaran star system, all survivors must work together to survive in this hellish environment. Therefore, survivors will maintain absolute loyalty and absolute transparency of their individual thoughts!]

After 48 hours of progress in the Instance, all Challengers' thoughts will be revealed to each other, completely exposed to everyone. This transparency will also increase the chances of being observed by other civilizations, with the probability of being deciphered increasing by 2000%!

Another buff has been thrown out, and this time Turet is completely baffled.

This "Thought Transparency buff" means that if Instance is not conquered within 48 hours, the thoughts of all Challengers will be exposed, and they will be highly likely to be captured directly.

But what's the point of this buff anyway? It's just another fixed 48 hours!

The previous "Flying Star at Rest" buff has confirmed one thing: if the Instance cannot be conquered within 48 hours, the entire galaxy will be destroyed.

What's the point of getting hung up on the issue of revealing one's thoughts when galaxies are already destroyed?

"Bullshit! This Instance is absolutely ridiculous! Two duplicate buffs with completely identical functions!"

"When Lin Ye designed these buffs, did he even read them beforehand? Couldn't he at least play through the Instance he designed himself first?! It feels like something he just came up with out of thin air."

Turet was still ranting on and on, but the Instance Livestream Room was much more normal at the same time.

Those garrulous spectators who had previously mocked Lin Ye and the Azure Civilization suddenly felt too embarrassed to continue their tirade.

Even the most foolish person would realize something at this moment.

That means Lin Ye's Level is far higher than they thought.

Regardless of whether these buffs actually have any practical effect or whether they are redundant designs, these are not important.

At the very least, it proves that Lin Ye's understanding of Instance design is definitely not simple.

Just by using three Stellar Systems to create this bunch of debuffs, this guy's got some skills.

[Tsk tsk, I don't think this Azure Civilization is as weak as I imagined. It seems to have some strength.]

[To be able to design a system with only three Fixed Stars and use the relationships between those Fixed Stars to construct such a complex world— the Civilization Guide are quite something.]

[I never expected this! I really never expected this. It looks like this Instance livestream will be much more interesting. I want to see the Green Vine people get burned or frozen to death, haha!]

[However, let's not jump to Instance so quickly. What we've shown so far isn't enough to define what constitutes an Instance.]

Simply stacking buffs doesn't make an Instance strong. Take the Chaotic Era for example; it's an environmental buff, meaning both Challengers and Instance suffer from extreme heat and cold!

[Inflicting heavy damage on both sides—using harsh environments to increase Instance difficulty is not a good design approach!]

[Ahem. Enough said, just joining in the fun, I'm voting for Azure Civilization this time!]

[I still think the Green Vine Civilization will win, because in this Chaotic Era, based on my previous observations of the Azure Civilization, their people shouldn't be as adaptable as the Green Vine Civilization!]

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