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

On the cover, the words "Work Log" were clearly written.

Chen Mu clearly remembered that on the first day of entering the [Flesh and Blood Factory], the security team leader took the logbook and registered the list.

The log clearly records how many new employees come every day.

Not only that, after finishing work every day, the security team leader will take a notebook and count the work results at each post.

Each person's daily output is clearly recorded.

Article 3 of the Factory Manager's Employee Rules:

[Workers need to take turns every day and complete their workload every day.

At the end of the get off work day, security will check the workload and register it, and employees who fail to meet the standards will be punished.

So please work hard and don’t be lazy! 】

Under the cover of this rule, it becomes very reasonable for the security team leader to count the production every day.

But Chen Mu noticed, including what he learned from Sun Jianyi, that almost no one was punished for violating this rule.

Moreover, the security team leader never said how much workload was considered acceptable.

It was when Chen Mu was pondering that he thought of this rule and found a breakthrough.

According to Chen Mu's experience, it is unlikely that there will be useless rules in strange missions.

No matter how powerful a rule is, it will have its own effect.

For example, the biggest function of this rule should be to urge players and punish those who fail to meet the standards.

But there is no punishment standard, and no one has ever been punished for it. What is the point of this rule?

Unless... it is to cover up a certain purpose so that players will not be suspicious.

Chen Mu noticed one of the sentences - "Security will check the workload and register it."

It was this sentence that gave Chen Mu the hint!

He had a vague feeling that there seemed to be some important information hidden in the "workload".

Today, I was assigned to install the head, and I saw someone whose face was torn off. Although the security explanation was reasonable, Chen Mu felt that there was another purpose for tearing off the face——

The head cannot be identified!

Under what circumstances is it necessary to hide the identity of the head?

Unless... the player knew the person who died.

Those who died due to breaking the rules would not be a big deal even if they were seen by other players. But what about those so-called clearance players?

When their heads appear in front of the players, if they are recognized by the players, they will definitely be shocked.

Chen Mu thought about the distribution of the production lines, which was so complicated and confusing.

If there is only one production line, you only need to count the heads or limbs to determine the daily output.

By dispersing and disrupting the production lines and making them into several lines, it will be possible to prevent players from speculating on the output.

When Chen Mu linked "workload statistics", "peeling off the skin", and "layout of the production line", an answer that goes straight to the core is about to emerge -

The factory manager doesn't want players to know the factory's daily output.

In this way, Chen Mu had a clearer understanding of the third rule.

This rule is not used to cover up the fact that "security counts production every day", because in factory production, it is normal to count production every day, and there is no need for a separate rule to cover it up.

The real purpose of Rule 3 is to balance the difficulty of weird tasks!

In strange missions, players must be left with a way to survive, and they must also be able to find a way to survive.

Without the reminder of this rule, and the inducement of survival tips, the possibility of players completing the game is too low.

The factory manager was actually reluctant to add this rule, but due to the balance of difficulty, he had to add this hint.

In order to make it less obvious, the factory manager did not even say "output" in the rules, but used "workload" instead.

This rule, which seems to be designed to punish players, is actually the key clue to finding the real way out!

Chen Mu was knowledgeable and well aware of the nature of the Ghost Lords, so from the beginning, he didn't believe that there would be anyone who could pass the level.

That's why he has been suspicious and looking for clues.

Even so, Chen Mu thought for a long time before finding this hint in the rules.

Has anyone cleared the level?

Chen Mu can find the answer by opening this work log!

Just as he was about to open it, he suddenly heard footsteps approaching.

One of the patrolling security guards was walking towards the office according to the predetermined patrol route!

The office is simply furnished with only a desk and a cabinet.

Chen Mu had no place to hide, and it was impossible for him to open the door and go out, otherwise he would definitely bump into the security guards.

Seeing that he was about to be exposed, Chen Mu did not panic. He touched the ring and took out a palm-sized prop from it.

Ancient gold seal!

After using this prop, you can ask the other person to do a small thing.

Chen Mu did not hesitate, selected the security guard outside the door, and issued a command to it -

Go to the bathroom and pee until I need to stop.

Sure enough, when the order was given, the footsteps outside the door suddenly stopped, and then turned and ran towards the toilet.

Chen Mu seized the opportunity, opened the [Work Log], and quickly searched through it.

The [work log] records the new employees each day and the daily output.

Chen Mu quickly calculated and found that there were 53 new employees yesterday, but the output yesterday was 47.

The quantity doesn't match!

Could it be that I guessed wrong, and someone really managed to escape?

After a brief moment of confusion, Chen Mu suddenly realized that this was not the case.

The new employees who arrived that day will continue to die in the next few days, and all of them will be cleared after five days.

To verify, you need to calculate as follows:

Output on day T — the number of players who died on day T

The number of players who arrived on the (T-5) day — the number of players who died within five days

Calculate the values ​​of two equations and compare them.

If the results of the two formulas are equal, it means that for every new player that arrives every day, after five days, no one who has completed the game will leave alive. They have all been turned into "dummies"!

Chen Mu calculated according to the formula and he thought he would get the same result.

However, after he selected several sets of data and calculated them, he found that the results were still different.

What went wrong?

Wait, after the player clears the level, he will have to live and wait for another day before leaving the [Flesh Factory].

This means that if this group of people who passed the customs died, then they actually came not five days ago, but six days ago.

T-5 should be revised to T-6!

After Chen Mu corrected the formula, he re-entered the data in the [Work Log].

This time, Chen Mu was surprised to find that the two calculation results were equal!

"Sure enough, no one survived."

Chen Mu murmured to himself.

Those survivors who thought they had cleared the level would die at the end of the sixth day.

After death, they will be thrown into the raw material room, disassembled and sent to the production line to become the raw materials for "dummies".

From the beginning to the end, no one left alive, and no so-called "predecessors" left behind "survival tips".