Well damn.
Other people's Hidden Shops were at least high-tech cabins made of advanced metal.
But your Super Shop in the Zero Godname Battlefield, with all that lofty prestige, turned out to be a shabby little stone house!
With a stone house like this, were there really going to be any good items inside?
Lin Zhiluo was too exhausted to even complain.
His experiences searching for shops lately had subconsciously convinced him that this Super Shop was a massive trap.
But since he had already paid to board this pirate ship, there was no point dwelling on it.
All he could do was helplessly look around and examine the layout of the stone house.
Upon closer inspection, the layout of the stone house was equally trash... er, "rustic."
The Hidden Shop had metal seats, purchase panels, wall projections, and all sorts of sci-fi products.
Yet this stone house actually used the most primitive shopping method—four display cases hung on its four walls to showcase its items!
The outside of these four display cases was wrapped in a translucent protective layer resembling glass.
Inside, the cases were divided into several upper and lower tiers, with items such as cards and secret treasures laid out horizontally on each tier.
Beside each product stood a wooden sign displaying its corresponding price.
This was Lin Zhiluo's first time seeing a shop in this format in the Doomsday Game.
It also reminded him of what Bai An had told him before.
The Zero Godname Battlefield had been built when the Doomsday Game first began.
Then this Super Shop should have been built at that time as well.
So when the Doomsday Game had first been designed, were its shops built in this format?
It really was... quite distinctive.
After figuring out the layout, Lin Zhiluo