Although much of the knowledge here was outdated and obsolete, Yu Xunge still stayed for five years, reading through obscure knowledge she had not known before.
Players from her own era made the same choice. Being able to learn something new was a good thing, after all.
Perhaps the prisoners sent here were the same. Some people simply could not stop by nature, seizing every opportunity to grow stronger and better. That was precisely what made them outstanding, and perhaps also why they had been sent to prison.
Only halfway through the sixth year did Yu Xunge put down her books, brew an extremely simple New Potion, and submit it.
Unlike with items, the game only took the formula. The potion floated before her, and she was allowed to take it away.
[Congratulations to prisoner 8017-Zai Jiu- on completing the game]
The cell walls once again became transparent barriers tinged with pale red, and the room returned to its original size.
A metal box fell from above. At the same time, six directional buttons appeared before Yu Xunge-forward, backward, left, right, up, and down.
She casually tapped right.
Such vague choices were like carrots deliberately dangled before their eyes, giving the prisoners a subtle glimmer of hope. Could they leave this place as long as they worked hard to complete the game tasks?
But the chances of that hope being real were far too slim.
Locking geniuses in prison to squeeze value out of them was no different from cultivating powerful enemies for oneself.
Since they dared to do this, they had to take it to the absolute extreme: drain every bit of value, then destroy them outright, leaving not the slightest hope. How could they possibly let the people here truly gain their freedom?
Only now did