Give interstellar players a little bit of female ghost shock

When Liu Yuling saw the calendar appearing in front of her eyes, she felt like "it's true."

She knew that no matter how the players tried to avoid it, the things that the rules said must not be done would be triggered either actively or passively.

Speaking of which, the calendar is also a very old thing, and according to electronic historical records, a long time ago - long before humans had the ability to conduct space navigation, the calendar became a symbol with the rise of the Internet. Something whose meaning far outweighs its actual effectiveness.

But among the rules of a loving home, the calendar is specifically highlighted. Is it because the calendar has some very crucial use? Or is it just a pure trap?

Liu Yuling habitually looked around and made sure that there was no NPC around her, and it was unlikely that the NPC would suddenly see what she was doing and flash behind her.

Then she took out her phone and turned on the screen. The current time was clearly displayed on it——

Friday, 14:00.

There is no year, month and day.

It was obviously marked on previous mobile phones. Although it had almost no effect on the games at that time, mobile phones were used more often. Liu Yuling also noted down the consistent interface layout of mobile phones in Ye Yuxi's games.

Generally, the home page will have the year, month, day, time and day of the week. Below are the important functions used in the game. There are generally no more than four, so they are arranged in a row.

But in this game, the year, month, and day are not marked... Is it because seven is not important here? Or is there some clue hidden in it that is crucial to clearing the game, so it cannot be given to the player so easily?

Liu Yuling glanced at the calendar and squinted her eyes.

"system?"

A cold voice immediately sounded: "Hello player, do you feel any discomfort? Do you need to exit the game?"

"whether"

Liu Yuling smiled slightly and shook her head: "I am here to determine the main mission."

"In order to avoid misjudgments by the system, after getting the clues, it is necessary to conduct integrated reasoning..." Liu Yuling lowered her eyes and stared at the transparent game panel in front of her, and said softly, "So, is the year, month and day considered a key clue in this game? Maybe it has something to do with the current changes in this loving family of three?"

The system did not answer her directly, nor did it confirm whether the date was a key clue. It just said: "Do players want to conduct integrated reasoning based on the clues they currently have? This reasoning will be directly recorded in the score. If the truth restoration degree does not reach more than 60% , eliminated immediately!”

Liu Yuling's eyelids twitched. She seemed to be unhurried, but in fact she reacted very quickly: "It is an advanced AI after all. Don't be so rigid. I was just joking. No reasoning, no reasoning."

Not giving players a chance to take advantage of the loopholes, bad review.

system:"……"

The audience in Yuliu's live broadcast room seemed to feel the system's speechlessness and laughed immorally. The atmosphere that had been very heavy since the beginning of the game finally relaxed a little.

[Hahahaha I don’t know why, but I always feel like my system has been slipped by Sister Yu. 】

[However, when Sister Yu suddenly spoke just now, I was also shocked. It turns out that it is possible to indirectly use the game mechanism to determine what the key clues are. It’s a pity that the system rejects cheating and immediately applied a patch that can only be inferred once [Sigh]]

[Smiling and then sighing, Sister Yu really doesn’t want to look at that strange calendar, right? What if it violates the rules? 】

[Actually, I have a bold idea - rules like being a good child and listening to your parents have clear subjective requirements. If you violate them, you will be punished, but rules like "in the living room" "There is no calendar" is an objective statement. How do the rules determine whether the player has violated it? 】

[Yes, I suddenly realized it! The rules don't say what will happen if the player sees the calendar, they just emphasize that there is no calendar in the living room! And now this calendar appeared out of nowhere, and it was not hung up by players. In other words, it may not constitute a "violation of the rules"! 】

Liu Yuling couldn't see the barrage, but if she saw the long speech above, she would definitely nod in agreement.

The two spectators thought about it together with her. She also felt that the second rule was very maneuverable, so she decided to take a gamble.

Although she was more than half sure that she would not die immediately due to breaking the rules, there was still a haze hanging in her heart.

Every rule lurks some kind of factor that can bring danger to players - Liu Yuling had already had this guess before seeing the NPC turning into a monster for the first time.

So, the second rule seems to be said in an objective statement, and it seems that no matter what the player does, he will not be punished.

But could it be that the threats against players originate from the calendar itself?

Despite this thought running through her mind, Liu Yuling still walked towards the calendar without hesitation.

This is a calendar with an all-red background. The year is outlined in gold-plated fonts, and the dates are all as black as ink. The overall style seems particularly uncoordinated, and even the date is a bit unclear——

It's as if the background color should not be completely red, but the red color was dyed later...

The golden font outlines "2023", and a page of the calendar in front is torn off, and the page currently stays on "February".

"February...winter vacation?" Liu Yuling suddenly remembered something.

[11. Don’t go out, the outside world is dangerous! Good children should stay at home and study during the holidays instead of going out and messing around. 】

"It seems like the background of this game is February? It happens to be when the children of this family are on winter vacation."

Although most schools on Blue Starfish have started classes in January - they start early, and naturally start school early - Liu Yuling also knows that most students on other planets have their winter vacations from January to February. of the month.

Liu Yuling moved closer. Although she couldn't tell what day it was from the calendar, there were several dates circled on it.

"School starts on February 2th." Liu Yuling first looked at the circle at the end, with the small words "school started" written next to it.

She looked forward again, then frowned slightly.

The box that originally belonged to February 2th didn't know what taboo it violated. It was crossed out with great force, and it was completely painted in black. The force penetrated the back of the paper and almost broke the calendar paper.

At the moment when she was distracted, her mother's faint voice suddenly sounded from behind her.

"Liu Liu, what are you looking at?"