After reviewing his edit once more, Gu Mo suppressed the strange sense of disconnect in his heart.
There was nothing to be done about it. Even professional actors probably felt this way the first time they saw their performance turned into something on a screen. Especially since he was not a professional actor—seeing his own "performance," or rather, "showing," naturally made him no exception.
Glancing at the share icon in the lower-right corner, Gu Mo hesitated slightly, though he was tempted. He did have some ideas of his own, but he also felt that the Idiot System would not add such a feature for no reason, so he still took it somewhat seriously.
Maybe the Idiot System had some deeper purpose. He would only know by trying it. What if daily sharing could farm experience, accumulate some lottery chances, or grant some valuable achievement... Wouldn't he be losing a hundred million if he ignored it without even trying?
He especially valued that last possibility, achievements. Judging from the achievement badges he had obtained so far, they were unlike the achievements in ordinary games, most of which merely padded the numbers and had no practical significance.
These badges were commemorative, but they also provided incredibly powerful bonuses. For example, the Beginner achievement badge increased all experience gained through any method by 25% before he reached level 10 at any level. That was equivalent to increasing his leveling speed by a quarter.
Then there was the First Blood achievement badge, which doubled the experience gained through combat. If those two effects had not stacked together, Gu Mo felt that he might only have gained two or three levels—perhaps three or four at most—by now.
So he really could not overlook it...
With that in mind, he reviewed it once again, thoroughly watching