Lu Kuan thought it over and over. Only by using the Game Emulator to build up his forces could he block the Patrol Division's investigations.
That would not work in reality. Western Continent People were unreliable; they could sell him out at any moment.
But game players were even less reliable. Whoever fed them was their mother.
Still, as long as they were constrained by game mechanics, they would become the most loyal.
He had not been able to do it before, but now he had plenty of points and could unlock more Game Emulator functions.
However, he had to guard against one problem—memory inspections.
The Patrol Division conducted memory inspections on him at regular intervals.
That was also one of the root causes of why he wanted to escape.
If they did not inspect his memories, they would not feel reassured.
If they did inspect them, he would not accept it.
It was not just memory inspections. There were all kinds of inspection mechanisms. They could be said to be guarding against him with the utmost vigilance.
He understood the necessity of this. After all, he was more dangerous than all nuclear bombs combined. No number of precautions would be excessive.
However many safeguards were used to manage nuclear weapons, the safeguards placed on him would only be that number squared.
There was no way conventional methods could crack the safeguards designed by these top minds.
He could only cheat.
He turned his attention once more to the many newly unlocked functions in the Game Emulator within his mind.
He had not disclosed any of these functions.
"Loyalty Contract: violators will have their accounts deleted."
``` "Game Lobby: a facility built in the void that connects all worlds. It serves as players' login point and class selection