At present, Yu Jing had one "Blessing Bell" exchanged for a B-grade Movie Evaluation.
It could emit a warning sound when near a treasure or movie clue. For movie plots with a high degree of uncertainty, it was a highly cost-effective auxiliary item.
However, compared with the items exchanged for the highest movie evaluation, an A-grade evaluation, its effects were far more powerful.
Two of the items left Yu Jing extremely conflicted.
"Digital Radar Map": Once every five minutes, it would display the locations of the other participants in the Movie World. When another participant was in a "special state," such as being in another dimension or being dead, their location could not be displayed.
(It resembled the Dragon Radar from Dragon Ball—a disk-shaped grid radar display. However, with Yu Jing's mind, he only needed to compare the radar with a map to determine the others' locations.)
"Mysterious Small Paper Ball": Whenever a movie began, the paper ball would generate a clue related to the hidden plot of that movie. (Note: It only generated a clue. The user had to trigger the hidden plot based on the clue themselves.)
If he chose the radar, setting aside whether he could use it in the World Cinema in the end—
at least in the eight movies that followed, Yu Jing could learn the number and locations of his competitors with absolute clarity, allowing him to make plans in advance and greatly increase his chances of victory.
If he chose the small paper ball, Yu Jing couldn't guarantee that he would trigger the hidden plot in every movie, but he could successfully trigger it in at least six out of eight movies, greatly increasing his gains. Of course, the dangers that came with it would also increase.
"I'll exchange for this item."
A