Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

At the entrance to the academy hangs a wooden sign with the school's rules:

2. Be willing to pursue knowledge and read for more than hours a day.

2. Fighting in any form is not allowed within the college.

3. Remember that knowledge and wisdom are above everything else, and the ignorant will be despised.

4. Respect your teachers as you would respect your knowledgeable colleagues.

5. No animals are allowed on campus. (New)

It seems that knowledge transfer should have occurred, or is occurring, in this university. Zhou Ning glanced at the last rule and nodded slightly.

Compared to the number one school in the Apocalypse Continent, the University of Wick, the scale of this King's College is not much inferior. As the national university of the Maritime Kingdom of Revendreth, its facilities are even more complete.

Among other things, this school boasts the only cosplay club in the Apocalypse World, whose cosplay skills are truly goat-level. John had mentioned more than once that he longed to be an exchange student at King's College.

Zhou Ning let out a breath and cast his gaze towards the large library shaded by trees not far away.

Built around 1057, the library boasts a history of just over 400 years, but its collection dates back 3000 years and includes works from around the world. Thanks to a law passed by the Parliament of Knowledge called the Copyright Act, which required the deposit of three copies of each publication with the library, the library's collection has expanded to an incredible size over the past four centuries. It is considered one of the world's major sources of scholarship, research, and innovation. Zhou Ning once longed to visit the library.

As early as when he checked in at the hotel, Zhou Ning had already produced an identity badge that was so realistic that it could be mistaken for a fake one. He made up a name at random: Kyle Hercules, a student from the Kingdom of Sifarik. This would also be the temporary vest Zhou Ning would use in the Kingdom of Revendreth.

Thousands of students travel here every year, and in this era without the Internet, this vest is almost impossible to be exposed.

"Apply for a library card." Zhou Ning pushed the ID card in his hand onto the counter. A girl behind the counter took the ID card, glanced at it, and smiled professionally.

"Welcome to Revendreth. The fee for a library card is 2 dylens, and an additional 6 dylens is required as a deposit."

8 Dylan, which is 4 Victar, this price is not expensive... After Zhou Ning paid the processing fee, he saw that Jasmine had also successfully applied for a library card. Then he randomly selected a stack of unpopular books from the bookshelf and began to read.

In addition to sacrificing unknown objects to enhance knowledge authority, the most important way is to conduct academic research or read. Zhou Ning has previously calculated that a 200-page book in an unfamiliar field can increase progress by 0.01-0.03%. In other words, the worst case scenario is that one can get a promotion after reading books.

Recalling a previous quest to read ten thousand books, I can't help but lament the inertia of fate, and at the same time, I feel a strong sense of being arranged. I just wonder if this can be achieved in a simulator?

As one of the largest academic libraries in the world, this giant library with a collection of more than 150 million items is undoubtedly the best choice for completing my progress.

After entering an immersed state and reading several books continuously, Zhou Ning took out his pocket watch and looked at the time. It was exactly six o'clock in the afternoon.

After putting the books back to their original places, Zhou Ning took a look at the growth rate of his knowledge authority, which had already increased by nearly 0.7%. After pondering for a moment, he took a few books from the bookshelf, completed the borrowing procedures, and then walked out of the library.

Zhou Ning looked up at the sky. In the sky not far to the southwest, a huge floating city was hanging there. Through the ultra-long visual distance, Zhou Ning could see that there were many mysterious black and gorgeous buildings inside, floating in the ocean of knowledge with a bright white glow, like an isolated island.

Through keen spiritual perception, this floating city bore a certain divine imprint, a typical alchemical creation. Considering the other identity of the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, this was obviously reasonable.

In addition, he could sense that Brad Palmer was also inside the City of Omniscience at this moment.

Looking at the huge floating city in the sky, Zhou Ning curled his lips slightly, put on his black top hat, then took out the gambler's dice and tossed it up.

"Another 6!"

It is better to do it today than tomorrow. Zhou Ning prepared to sneak in and take a look. The God of Knowledge and Wisdom has not officially returned yet. With two Advent Cards, one Sequence and one Fool, as trump cards, he has strong confidence that he can come and go freely.

In a place that can be observed by the naked eye, the accuracy of the Traveler's power of crossing is close to 100%. The next second, Zhou Ning's figure disappeared from the spot like a ghost.

He entered directly into the "City of Omniscience".

As soon as he stepped onto the stairs, Zhou Ning felt a strong resonance of knowledge authority. This resonance was so strong that it even made Zhou Ning's temples throb.

At the gate of the City of Omniscience, there is a single-eye symbol with closed lines, flashing a dark and deep light.

This was the logo of the Parliament of Knowledge. Zhou Ning had seen it more than once in the inner circle of Wake University. He glanced at the slowly moving single-eye symbol and stared at it silently for two seconds.

His expression did not change at all, he just walked up the stairs and said softly:

"I wish I could go into a certain level of anonymity."

As soon as he finished speaking, he raised his right hand and snapped his fingers, making his figure blurry.

But the gargoyles on either side of the steps still sensed something. They emerged from their statues, their red eyes scanning for possible intruders.

Regarding these gargoyles, the authority of knowledge gave him some hints:

Undead creatures from the spirit world, roughly equivalent in status to super-class professionals, but with a strong sense of perception. They posed no threat to him.

The next second, they were frozen in place by an astonishing pressure, their eyes filled with infinite terror. They naturally chose to transform back into statues and fell back onto the steps without making any noise in between.

Wise choice.

Zhou Ning calmly raised his hand and pressed his top hat, then walked through the two rows of gargoyles without stopping for a moment.

Just like that, he entered directly into the City of Omniscience, the holy temple of the Council of Knowledge, a city that was said to be only accessible to the wise.

The surroundings were quiet, with no humans around, but there were still figures moving around.

Some of them look like books, and some are simply a tangled mass of information. Like the animals, they are dressed in human clothes and move around like ghosts.

These books and information bodies are conceptual and abstract things. They have no physical form, but as long as you get close to them, you can feel the mixed and chaotic atmosphere. There is no doubt that as long as you come into contact with them, you will be contaminated by knowledge and information.

"Knowledge plague!" This word popped up in Zhou Ning's mind at the first moment. When it comes to controlling knowledge, the Knowledge Parliament is indeed blessed with advantages.

Zhou Ning remained calm as he moved serpentinely, avoiding them and moving deeper into the City of Omniscience.