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Gu Yi stood up from the toilet and washed his face by the sink.

So far, all my conclusions are just speculation.The dungeon gave me a whole month, which was enough for me to slowly dig out the world view of the dungeon and its unspeakable weaknesses.

Gu Yi has figured out all the immediate death flags along the way, and arrived at the space transition station safe and sound.

The breathing device weighed about twenty kilograms, and it was still a bit heavy on the back.

However, the character played by Gu Yi has very good physical strength, and he can use psychological hints to himself without restriction, so this equipment is nothing at all.

The staff led Gu Yi to the transmission platform alone, emphasizing the precautions again and again.

"Remember, the breathing device behind you is very expensive, and it won't break even after you die."

Gu Yi wanted to ask something, but when he thought that the staff were second-class citizens and he was not qualified to chat with them, he could only keep his mouth shut.

"understood."

"Well, then go in. Your task is to collect t-091 minerals. After you pass, you should be able to see your workers. Good luck."

Gu Yi nodded and stepped onto the teleportation platform.

Through nothingness.

Gu Yi's feet stepped on the ground again, and he looked around. This is an underground mine, and the sound of mining is full of tinkling in the distance.He didn't rush into the depths, but stood at the mouth of the mine and closed his eyes.

(Deduction begins!)

(You go into the mouth of the mine.)

(You find out that the co-workers inside are all third-class citizens like you.)

(The only one not working is a second-class citizen who is accompanied by a palm-sized robot that hovers beside him and acts as an overseer.)

(You guessed it, this is the aforementioned "transactional bot".)

(You walk up to second-class citizens.)

(You: I'm new here.)

(Second-class citizens: Go straight and turn left, and go to the mine inside.)

(You walk over as directed.)

(You come to the destination and work according to the requirements of second-class citizens, and you find that the so-called t-091 minerals are actually the raw materials for making dream fragments.)

(You thought about it for a while, and secretly hid some t-091s in the black light ball while no one was around.)

(Every time you use the black light ball, you will consume 5-10 points of mental power, depending on the size of the ingested item.)

(You work hard.)

(You collected more than twenty catties of t-091 within an hour, and your efficiency is twice that of all the workers.)

(You find that your co-workers don't look at you kindly.)

(You hand over the minerals, you get a 15-year sentence commutation, but your breathing apparatus will add 10 years to your sentence for an hour, and your benefit for an hour is only 5 years.)

(However, if you want to upgrade from a third-class citizen to a second-class citizen, you need 100 million years of commutation. In other words, you need to work 20 hours without eating or drinking, a total of 22 years.)

(Second-class citizens figured out that you were the most efficient miner, and made new demands on everyone.)

(Second-class citizens: In the future, everyone must mine [-] catties per hour. If the efficiency is lower than this, the mining income will be halved.)

(Everyone sighed in frustration when they heard it, but they dared not say anything.)

(A co-worker walks up to you and deliberately bumps you with the shoulder.)

(Worker: Are you cheating on your mother?)

(You terminated the game!)

Gu Yi scratched his head.

In this worldview, the sentence is actually more like a debt owed in the real world, and getting a reduced sentence at work is like paying off the debt.

Eating and shopping are also settled with the sentence.

Because all food raw materials are private property, once they are consumed, they need to be compensated by additional punishment. In theory, it is impossible for a first-class citizen to achieve a level leap through simple labor.

This time, Gu Yi decided not to be so outstanding, he wanted to be mediocre and observe how others work.

(Deduction begins!)

(You take the mining tools and come to the designated pit to work.)

(You look around, everyone is working slowly and rhythmically.)

(You mine like them, but you still don’t forget to secretly take some minerals and hide them in the black ball space.)

(You worked for an hour, queuing to deliver minerals to second-class citizens.)

(Second-class citizens operate robots to check on everyone's work.)

(The weight of everyone mining is 9-12 catties, which can only be exchanged for 11 years of reduced sentence at most.)

(You find that the amount of commutation does not superimpose linearly. The more the mining volume, the less the benefits of commutation. Only mining 12 jin of ore is the most cost-effective.)

(If someone mines too much, the overseer will raise the pass line.)

(In the short term, your income may increase, but in the long run, this will increase everyone's workload, but it will not increase everyone's income much.)

(Second-class citizens: You slackers, how can you get your sentence reduced? Only by working hard can you get a reduced sentence and be free, do you know? I used to be a miner, but it didn’t take me a year to become a miner. Supervisor, what do you think I rely on? It is hard work and faith.)

(The miners bowed their heads to listen to the training, and some people in the back were still whispering, as if they didn't pay attention to the supervisor at all.)

(You find out that many of these miners are in their 50s and [-]s, and you huddle around them and whisper.)

(You: Brother, how many years do you have in prison?)

(Miner: 980 million.)

(You: How long have you worked?)

(Miner: Worked in this mine for 30 or [-] years? I can’t remember. Are you new here? Your parents should be third-class citizens, too?)

(You didn't speak.)

(Miner: Did you see that kid on the stage? When he was a miner, he fished every day, but because his parents were first-class citizens, he made enough sacrifices to get what he is today.)

(You: What did his parents sacrifice?)

(Miner: Then I don’t know. It’s not something you and I can speculate about the people above. I’ve only heard that where first-class citizens live, even the air is fragrant, and you can add two An egg. What a luxury, an egg is worth at least a month in prison.)

(You nod silently.)

(The miner's words are a good source of information suggesting a path to advancement.)

(As long as you can find a way to curry favor with the overseer, you can get a reduced sentence reward.)

(In this mining area, the overseer is the only master.)

(The Overseer continues to speak.)

(Supervisor: Today's work goal is far from being achieved. After eating, continue to work overtime for two hours. If you don't complete the goal, you are not allowed to go back to rest. Disband.)

(The miners leave in line and walk to the living quarters.)

(The food here needs to be purchased with the prison sentence. If you want to fill your stomach, you need to add at least half a year to the prison sentence a day.)

(It's a completely unavoidable expense.)