The Diner's News
Xu Huo thought it over briefly, then wrote:
[Players, please remember to distinguish between your identity and the patient's.]
After he submitted it, the dungeon upgrade was more or less complete. Having gone through two upgrades, he had learned a few tricks. Compared to the Hundred People Art Museum, which had upgraded because of the glasses in the painting, the Seventeenth Hospital's upgrade had cost far more. Of course, the effects were also significant. Space had been added to the mental dungeon. If it was upgraded again in the future, the hospital might be completely divided into two spaces. The more stable the newly generated space became, the harder it would be to break through, and the more difficult the dungeon would be.
The dungeon could now be opened twice a year, and the game's reminder was... of little use. The Seventeenth Hospital was merely a supplementary measure for him. He had no plans to use the hospital to avoid dungeons, nor did he need to be a Gray Player. So long as he avoided opening a dungeon once a month for three consecutive months, he could avoid being trapped in a permanent dungeon. The game naturally wouldn't designate an area for his Random Instance or restrict his movements.
Now that the dungeon upgrade had succeeded, he could find some time to get people to test it.
Of course, he couldn't choose a place with too many players. The Random Instance had no time limit, and players could keep entering while it was open. If people kept coming in endlessly, the dungeon would never close.
After putting the dungeon away, he returned to the area with the Space Artifacts to rest.
He slept soundly and didn't get up until well into the next morning. Gu Yu and