Everyone's bodies involuntarily turned toward the side of the mountain's foot ahead.
Through the wind and snow, there did indeed seem to be a figure turning away and disappearing into the shadows.
But that was not the point. Everyone concentrated on carefully sensing the changes in their bodies.
Their bodies had now been completely taken over by another force, "automatically" acting out a stretch of plot!
"I'll go take a look!"
Wu Tiansheng, who played A-Si, spoke.
Clearly, he had not said this of his own accord. The character [A-Si] had said it himself.
"Could you have seen it wrong?" [Xiao Wu]'s voice rang out. It was Hu Feifei.
"No... I saw it too," [A Er] said as well. He looked at [A-Si]. "Xiao Liu, go take a look with A-Si. If it's someone who lives in the mountains, we can ask them for help."
"Then let's go!"
[Xiao Liu] clearly had a fiery temper, nothing like Chen Xin, the shy university student playing him.
The plot steadily advanced.
Everyone hesitated over whether to intervene and change the [plot] at this point.
In terms of danger, in a blizzard like this, with no settlements or inns anywhere nearby, how could a person suddenly appear?
And even if there really was someone there, why would they turn and run after seeing them?
This triggered plot was a very typical [death plot].
In the original plot direction, [A-Si] and [Xiao Liu] would very likely meet with an accident on their way to investigate.
Then accidents would follow one after another until everyone was dead.
Yet neither Chen Xin nor Wu Tiansheng chose to change the plot direction.
Both thought Qin Manjiang's theory of [variables] and [constants] was more reliable.
Even if they followed the plot here, as long as they successfully made