Three Layers of a Mirror

"The best approach to Identity Replacement has to be carried out in several steps.

Chefs represent the replicas we first became upon entering the Waste Oil World.

They are formed by three elements:

1. Being created from waste oil in reality; 2. Possessing traits opposite to our current ones; 3. The accessories on their bodies.

We need to resolve all three, one by one.

First, being created from waste oil in reality.

Since the three managers all have real bodies, achieving this is no longer possible.

So we must find a way to retain our real bodies while also qualifying as chefs under the rules.

My idea is to shatter the mirror that replicated us!"

As soon as he said this, the three people present all sucked in a breath, except Fang Shenyan.

It was an extremely abstract concept, yet easy enough to understand.

The puddle of waste oil in reality was the mirror of replication—but how were they supposed to shatter it?

Yet when the Second Personality continued, the other two realized in shock that they had been thinking in the wrong direction all along.

After giving them a second to think, the Second Personality went on:

"This mirror is not the waste oil. It is the barrier between us and the chefs."

The Second Personality pointed at Clyde, signaling for him to take out the square mirror.

Clyde held the ancient blue-gray square mirror in his hand, its bright gleam sweeping across the corner of the wall.

"Look. This is a mirror.

A mirror can form because its structure consists of a piece of transparent glass and a layer of metal coating.

When someone looks into it, two faces appear, gazing at each other.

That is how the chefs appeared.

But if we destroy that coating, then the