How would I describe the five years I've spent on my own?

First of all, I left the original room and woke up in an empty room, where the three "zodiac signs" were "Tiger", "Rabbit", and "Snake".

Their game was as easy as throwing a handkerchief for me, and the only one with some difficulty was the "Tiger" fighting game, and I didn't have any opponents to fight.

So I had a bye, which was directly counted as "fighting to survive".

Next, I only need to crack a rabbit-type escape lock, and answer a few ancient Chinese knowledge proposed by the "snake", so that I can walk out of the room unharmed.

I can keep clearing this game as long as I clear it once, so the "interview room" can't trap me anymore.

I landed in front of a lonely building in the "Last Place", and when I opened my eyes, I walked in front of me a girl with long hair and waist-length clothes, dressed in black.

She glanced at me, and I gave her a symbolic look, but neither of us spoke, and she hurried away.

I have entered a state of long-term loneliness again, I have never seen any of Aries, sheep, Zhang Qiang again, but this time the loneliness is different from before.

This time there is an "end" to loneliness.

I just had to strengthen myself while I kept waiting, until the day Aries appeared, and my loneliness was over.

So YNA is real.

Any idea why these three letters are tattooed on the side of the third knuckle of the index finger?

It's because I can touch it with my thumb at any time.

Some things will soon become true if you keep telling yourself.

Almost every day, I think back to the three puzzles left by Aries.

First, it makes people desperate. Second, prevent everyone from collecting the Tao. Third, recruit trustworthy and strong people.

It's obviously three problems, but Aries insists on saying that it's one problem, isn't he looking up to me a bit?

No matter how you think about it, these three things can only be achieved by dealing with people, but dealing with people is the least good thing for me.

Is this a "test"?

Faced with these three problems, I can only choose to solve them one by one, but even if I take the three problems apart, I will find that each of them is difficult to achieve and contradictory.

If people fall into a state of despair, they will have a higher probability of receiving "reverberation", in other words, they will become various levels of power, they will preserve their memories, and awaken their transcendent abilities, and whoever they are at this time will want to take this opportunity to collect more "Dao" and fight for the slim chance of escape.

If I stop them from collecting the Tao at this time, then I will not only face ordinary participants, but I will be the enemy of the Echoers.

Although I have the "heart-snatching" and can protect myself at critical moments, I can only "snatch the heart", not "take the soul", if I really fight, I will die at any time.

If "brute force" and "heart-snatcher" are both types of "echo", then theoretically, people in this place can be strengthened in all aspects of their body and brain, and maybe even in the supernatural direction.

To sum up, once I blindly try to make people despair or prevent them from collecting the Tao, I will be in danger every minute.

It won't be long before I become the infamous existence of the entire "End Land", and everyone shouting and beating is just a trivial matter, and the important thing is that I will not be able to solve the third problem, "Gather the Strong".

So how can these three problems be solved?

I walked into the building behind me, found discarded pen and paper, and wrote down all three puzzles.

Although my ability is limited, but fortunately, I have many "weapons", as long as I choose the right "weapon", I can fight even the most difficult problems, and what I need to do now is to clear my mind and not be in a hurry.

This is known as the "Gidling Law" – a clear list of the problems you encounter is half the solution.

I think Aries is a similar person to me, and I constantly try to figure out his psychological movement from his various dialogues, which shows that he also figured out my personality through my narration in the game of "liars".

So it's possible that this conundrum was tailor-made for me.

In other words, Aries knew that I didn't like dealing with people, and still left me with these three problems. The first could be that he wanted to hone my ability to deal with people, and the second might be that he thought it could be done without dealing with people.

Zhang Qiang's identity and I should be very important to him, and he would rather take all kinds of risks than encourage the two of us to embark on these two paths, which shows that if we don't do what we should do, it will definitely affect him.

Although I am not an arrogant person, I also know that Zhang Qiang is not as strong as me, so when Aries speaks, he intentionally or unintentionally leads him to the "Zodiac Road", including but not limited to the sentence he said to Zhang Qiang alone "Those who become the Zodiac will always gain brute force", which is a complete and continuous set of psychological hints, coupled with my just right side knocks, almost I forced Zhang Qiang on this road with him.

Of the two paths given by Aries, the "zodiac" is simpler than the "participant", so I believe that Aries did it on purpose.

After speculating on my personality and assessing my abilities, he led me to this path of "participant" and tailored the puzzle for me.

But it's really hard.

I participated in many games over the course of 10 days, and I had close contact with various "participants", and I admit that some of them didn't seem bad, but I really couldn't think of them as people I could trust.

At the end of the game, the "referee" came up with various "ways" to distribute to the people, and I would fantasize about something I would never do before.

Like what...... Am I going to use the Heartsnatcher to control everyone and then snatch the Dao to escape?

So they're going to do the same thing as me and run in the opposite direction, which means it's feasible, and there's no way they'll be able to catch up with me, but I'm going to be at great risk.

Robbing once or twice may be safe for me, but what about the long run?

I don't have any effective solutions, so if I can't achieve it, I will change it.

What if I don't rob and just choose "destroy"?

Anyway, I didn't need these "Taos" in the first place, I was just waiting for people.

Holding the "Dao" in your hands is not only worried that someone else will snatch it, but also may cause death.

Then I had the first idea that I wanted to thwart the participants in absolute safety, first, I had to find a way to destroy these "Dao", and second, I couldn't show my face.