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Preparing an escape route?

Was it possible that Zhou Ming had sensed something, which was why he had begun making preparations in advance, just in case something went wrong?

Did the so-called system hide some unspeakable conspiracy that had put Zhou Ming on guard and made him take precautions?

No.

Zhou Ming had not detected any conspiracy for the time being, but the danger was very real.

Because the system had told Zhou Ming that within the "Stars and Seas" instance, the system that had once seemed omnipotent was merely a minor player.

When facing certain transcendent powers, even the system could not contend with them. With the slightest move, they could utterly destroy the system. The once lofty and nearly invincible system might be nothing more than a grasshopper they could crush at will before such transcendent powers.

There were many transcendent powers the system could not fight against. So what about Zhou Ming, who was bound to the system?

He was probably an ant many times weaker than a grasshopper. If he encountered a true expert, he would not even be able to escape.

That was right.

In other instances, failure during an experience did not matter. There was still a chance to start over.

But in the "Stars and Seas" instance, if Zhou Ming failed the experience, there was a considerable chance that he would be declared completely dead, with no chance of returning to reality—his soul would be annihilated along with the system's destruction.

How high was the probability of such failure?

Zhou Ming estimated that it was extremely high!

There was even a chance that he would have only one attempt. Once he failed, he would fall into a state of eternal damnation.

Moreover, the system had told him that in the "Stars and Seas"