Weirdness is coming: Chen Mu Nugui started with trillions of ghost coins

However, they are not fools.

Their calculation was very shrewd - since human energy is limited, it is impossible to prepare for the exam and find other ways to make a living at the same time.

Then I will work hard to prepare for the exam and at the same time pay attention to Chen Mu's movements.

If Chen Mu finds another way to survive, he can also take a ride.

If Chen Mu didn't find a way to survive, he would have wasted his time and his final exam results would definitely not be ideal.

My grades are higher than Chen Mu's, so I have a greater chance of surviving. Even if I die, Chen Mu will die first, so I have someone to take the blame.

According to Qin He's ending, he died because he failed the exam. This means that if he succeeded in the exam, even if he couldn't get out immediately, at least he wouldn't die on the spot, and he could delay it for a while.

There are very few fools who can enter the Guimen. Even if there are, they are used as cannon fodder.

While the two of them were arguing, Chen Mu on the other side was also flipping through a book.

For Chen Mu, he was skeptical about the final exam as a way out.

Not to mention that according to intuition, the way out of Guimen would not be so straightforward.

Chen Mu is accompanied by Xiao Xi. This kid is terrible at studying. If they really compete in an exam, Xiao Xi will probably fail.

Chen Mu guessed that the final exam would most likely be a "half-life journey" -

That is, completing the exam will not really save you from death, but it will not be completely useless either, but it will probably delay death, so it is called "half a life path", or "half a life path" for short.

But is my guess really correct?

If I think that exams are not a way out, then exams are really not a way out? Xiaoxi's grades are not good, so exams can't be a way out?

Chen Mu is not so arrogant as to think he is above the rules. He should get what he wants.

The most taboo thing in a weird mission is being too confident!

Some conjectures seem to make sense and are logically self-consistent, but if there is no corresponding evidence, we should not believe them rashly.

Chen Mu has also seen this kind of "anti-routine".

Sometimes players feel that this is not a way out, and judging from experience and common sense, it should not be used as a way out.

But the strange mission plays a counter-tactic and uses it as a way to survive!

Countless experienced veterans have fallen into this ditch.

I feel that "exams are not the real way to make a living". Is there any evidence to support this judgment?

Chen Mu twirled his pen. He looked at the test paper on the table, then looked at Xiao Xi behind him.

After thinking about it for a while, Chen Mu felt dizzy and couldn't help but shook his head and sighed.

He put the spinning pen aside and prepared to drink some water and take a break.

When the pen was just put down, Chen Mu looked at the pen and his expression suddenly froze.

and many more……

In a flash, he seemed to have thought of something and his hand stopped in mid-air.

Just a moment ago, he didn't even feel like he was being stared at.

The "eye" hiding in the dark seemed to have disappeared.

Thinking of this, Chen Mu picked up the pen again, picked up a book at random, and began to read it carefully.

In order to have a more immersive learning experience, Chen Mu even started reading the textbook silently.

As my studies started to go well, the feeling of being stared at by "eyes" returned.

"So that's how it is." Chen Mu murmured to himself.

He turned around and looked at Xiao Xi and asked:

"Xiao Xi, have you ever experienced the feeling of being stared at?"

Xiao Xi turned around, thought about it, and nodded.

Chen Mu finally understood, he understood the hint of "eyes"!

Chen Mu stood up and paced while muttering to himself, "Players who are in a learning state will be stared at by the 'eyes'; players who are not learning will not have this feeling."

If you look at it from a God's perspective, this is an easy conclusion to see.

But in Chen Mu's vision, he only knew that other players were also being stared at by the "eyes", but he didn't know whether the others were in a learning state when they were being stared at.

Because everyone is at the table, theoretically everyone is studying, and by default, everyone is in a learning state.

Naturally, the relationship between learning state and gaze is easily overlooked.

Just now, Chen Mu was distracted and hadn't studied for a long time, so he was thinking about how to make a living.

He suddenly felt that the "eyes" were not staring at him.

This made Chen Mu guess that there was a connection between “eye” gaze and learning state.

If this is the case, then the question is, why do the "eyes" stare at the player in the learning state?

Chen Mu believes that staring is a disturbance.

In order to interfere with players' learning, the "eyes" stare at players to make them uncomfortable, and suddenly appear to intimidate players, preventing them from entering the learning state.

Chen Mu knew that the owner of the "eyes" was Qin He.

Why would he stop players from learning?

On this point, Qin He and the hostess have completely opposite attitudes.

Judging from the hostess's rules, the hostess tells the players that during the learning process, the players will be disturbed by Qin He.

If you are interrupted, ignore it and continue studying seriously.

Study hard for the exam in three days.

The hostess hopes that the players will use their energy to prepare for the exam;

Qin He hopes that players will not work too hard to prepare for the exam.

After realizing this, Chen Mu was sure that he understood Qin He's hint.

Don't study too hard for the exam!

Why? The answer is obvious, because that is not the way to survive!

Human energy is limited. Putting all your energy into preparing for exams means missing out on the real path to life.

Chen Mu couldn't help but think of what Qin He wrote on the test paper.

His mother had made many promises to him, such as buying him sneakers, a game console, etc. if he did well in the exams, but none of these promises were fulfilled!

This means that the credibility of mom’s promise is extremely low!

Similarly, the mother promised the players that as long as they passed the exam, she would let them go out and play and allow them to leave the villa.

With Qin He’s experience in front of us, the credibility of this promise has dropped drastically!

This also indirectly implies that one should not regard examinations as a way to make a living.

Chen Mu needs to judge how credible Qin He's hint is.

According to current reasoning, the entire strange scene is a "scene reconstruction" type.

As a former victim, Qin He and the players are on the same side. His suggestion is at least 70% credible.

Combining Qin He's hints, the words on the test paper and his own judgment, Chen Mu was 95% sure that the final exam was not the real way to survival.

There were hints that needed to be understood (Qin He's gaze) and evidence that needed to be explored (the test paper in the study). These two clues confirmed each other, and Chen Mu felt a lot more relieved.

After making this new discovery, Chen Mu decided to go to the next room to discuss it with Bai Jingjing and the others.

After all, we are all in the same boat, so it is reasonable for us to exchange clues with each other.

When he arrived at Pengjun's door, Chen Mu did not knock immediately, but stopped and eavesdropped on the sounds in the room for a while.