GG
After the world was gamified, large numbers of system-projected GGs appeared all over reality.
These projections were everywhere: on the outer walls of buildings in commercial streets, in the passageways of subway stations, even across the broken walls and ruins of the front lines. Most of the content was automatically pushed by the system—updates on clear rates for certain system dungeons, previews for newly released dungeons, balance updates for various dungeons, lists of recommended beginner dungeons, and so on.
Aside from the system's automatic placements, players could also spend survival points to buy GG slots and post recruitment notices for their guilds, promote dungeons, and the like on the projections.
This was a mandatory mechanism on the system level. Even in the internal corridors of the Coordination Bureau, these projected GGs would surface on the walls from time to time. They could not be turned off, could not be blocked, and could only be gotten used to.
After four years, everyone had long since learned to turn a blind eye to these projections.
Many people even ignored them out of habit.
Because there really was no need to look.
But right now.
Yan Fushou, Jiang Qiu, and Jian Li simply had no way to ignore the projection in front of them.
Because—what was on it was far too shocking.
The world had been gamified for four years, and the system projections had never once displayed a single GG related to a civilian dungeon.
Not once.
If a civilian dungeon wanted to appear on them, it was not impossible, but they could only spend survival points to buy GG slots. That was allowed by the system.
But that could only be considered a self-funded promotion route for players.
Generally speaking, that kind of situation would be clearly marked as a