Perhaps this was intended to minimize the probability of malignant bugs appearing during the simulation of the world.
Although the Gambling Duel Space had recreated the wasteland nine years in the future, it had not retained the players' territory construction in the wasteland, nor any changes caused by the players.
In other words, the wasteland's New Continent was merely a backdrop, a world setting for the gambling duel.
Even the survivors currently encountered in the Gambling Duel Space were all Npcs deliberately arranged by the scenario designers.
This ingenious design not only ensured that, even if Su Mo had established an unshakable reputation among the humans of Earth, he would still have to discard his former halo in this Gambling Duel Space and start from scratch.
Moreover, this design had invisibly added layers of difficulty and challenges to the entire Gambling Duel Space.
The contestants had to quickly learn about the current world's culture and integrate themselves into the Npcs' way of life before they could attempt to contact these people and spread their faith.
Yet how could survivors who had struggled through the wasteland for twelve years possibly make contact so easily?
Considering the current Nuclear Winter setting, Su Mo had reason to suspect that many people would even find it extremely difficult to locate and join a Gathering Place far from radiation.
"If Qinggang City is still here, things will be easy. Most of the shelters there are nuclear-proof."
In Su Mo's estimation, even if a cruel nuclear war had occurred in the simulated scene, given Qinggang City's specifications, there should at least have been plenty of supplies left behind by those who had not been evacuated.
As long as he could gather those supplies, getting through the early difficulties should not be too hard.
However, ideals were