Beyond the World.
Just from the template's name, one might have thought that golden humanoid capable of stopping time would leap out to rank up, but this thing was actually far removed from a conventional character template.
In terms of its form of existence, this template was closer to the Hammond's Innovation Lab dungeon Cheng Tian had obtained in the Dino Crisis dungeon, but its influence was even greater.
This was a special template that, once loaded, could not be uninstalled and would exert a semi-permanent effect on the current dungeon. It could even be viewed as directly adding a new exclusive modifier to the dungeon.
[Beyond the World: Dungeon system template. The Template Blueprint is the underlying logic and core framework of SD Gundam G Generation: Beyond the World. This template integrates sixty-one Gundam works, nearly a thousand usable units, hundreds of recruitable pilots, and the core *Broken System*. It is the culmination of PSP-era Gundam strategy games. Once you choose to load this template, you will gain a series of special abilities while also causing irreversible special effects on the current world. When you choose to load the "Beyond the World" template— You will simultaneously gain the template-exclusive skills *Battleship Dock*, *Mecha Workshop*, *Parts Workshop*, *Personnel Recruitment*, and *Broken System*. After loading it, this template cannot be uninstalled from this world. Normal main-story settlement can only be conducted after this world's main storyline has been cleared.] [Additional note: Wasn't this another case of pitting Guan Yu against Qin Qiong~]
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