Well Done (3/6)

"Last night, I tried the Nightmare difficulty of Mysterious Dungeon, and found that it really wasn't ordinarily hard. The Meteor Church faction from the beginner storyline was practically like the final boss at this point. It was almost impossible to beat."

"I had the same question before. At times like this, you need to memorize the opponent's action patterns. Though it's turn-based and the monsters' actions seem random, you can actually predict their next move from their appearance and weapons. I have a chart here summarizing monster traits and action patterns. So far, I've only compiled data up to outside the Bronze Gate. I haven't had time to gather statistics for inside yet."

"That'll do, thanks. I happened to summarize the triggering mechanisms for all kinds of Traits too. Consider it a thank-you gift."

"You two, I've been listening from the sidelines for quite a while. As it happens, I also have an optimal development chart I've put together, and I'm still refining it. According to my calculations, fully developing a character in Chapter One takes 6,700. What do you think?"

"That's really low! Mine takes 9,800."

"Share it already! Let's try it now!"

In Break Room Twenty-Seven, the other coworkers had stopped gathering around Li Yan and Jiang Wen. Instead, they began voluntarily discussing the contents of the Dreamscape.

Unlike their previous scheming and backstabbing, they were now animated and bright-eyed, their gazes showing genuine passion rather than the enthusiasm they had once pretended to have.

They had no need to hide daggers behind smiles or speak in barbed insinuations. They only needed to share their insights and experiences from the Dreamscape, and others would naturally come over to join the discussion.

Even if this Dreamscape was deeply politically incorrect, there would be no problem as long as it