This was a very detailed operation manual, but the steps in it were somewhat strange. After glancing through it a few times, Mo Ling was filled with doubt.
What could this possibly make?
The operation manual laid out each step in detail:
"Step one: Pick up the Kimchi Jar from the table."
"Step two: Turn on the machine labeled 'Kimchi Machine' on the right hand side."
"Step three: Place the Kimchi Jar beneath the Kimchi Machine's output port. The exact position is marked with a red circle. Wait five minutes."
Every step was extremely clear, as if it assumed whoever read the manual was an "idiot" who needed every action explained precisely, without any room for error.
Looking at the strange manual, Mo Ling curiously followed its instructions.
He picked up the Kimchi Jar from the paper, found the Kimchi Machine, pressed its marked power button, and placed the Kimchi Jar within the red circle. The bottom edge of the jar aligned perfectly with the circle, and Mo Ling nodded in satisfaction.
Once he had confirmed that everything was correct, he looked at the next step.
"Step four: After waiting five minutes, take the jar that has been filled with kimchi to the workbench and place it in the operating position marked by the blue circle."
"Step five: Open the freezer directly in front of the operating position."
"Step six: Put the materials inside the freezer into the Kimchi Jar in order..."
Seeing this, Mo Ling inspected the workbench. There really was an operating position marked with a blue circle. The blue circle was exactly the same size as the red one, clearly prepared in advance as well.
But then a question appeared in Mo Ling's mind:
What if the person carrying out the operation is colorblind?
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