Learn one small skill every day

After beating Tu Shanqing, Bai Miao pointed at him and said, "If you dare to open other people's boxes again, I'll dismantle your server."

"No way! I don't use that computer to open boxes!"

"So what are you going to use it for?"

Tu Shanqing answered smugly, "Mining!"

"What the hell..."

No wonder my electricity bill this month is twice as high as usual.

Bai Miao was speechless for a long time before turning around and taking out "Computer Principles" and "A Brief History of Computers" from his bookshelf.

“Show me the book. There’s an exam in a few days. If you fail, you’re not allowed to go online anymore. I’ll only let you use this tool when you realize that computers and the internet aren’t things for you to mess around with.”

This is absolutely outrageous!

Bai Miao couldn't even imagine what kind of things Tu Shanqing was learning online.

If we don't correct this properly, what if she gets the urge one day to become a hacker and break into official websites?

This idea must be nipped in the bud.

Bai Miao tossed the book to Tu Shanqing and dragged her away from the computer before quietly waiting for his countdown to end.

Tu Shanqing held the book, staring absentmindedly at Bai Miao. She was actually quite worried about whether Bai Miao could handle the solo dungeon this time.

Each instance is unknown to the one who seeks it.

No one can predict what kind of crises and risks await them in the upcoming instance.

This is why the Noah's Ark ticket, an item that can be used to escape from a dungeon, is so sought after.

"Just focus on reading the book. I'll call you to solve any problems you encounter."

Bai Miao is not without weaknesses; he desperately wants to avoid dungeons that restrict his strength and the use of items.

From this perspective, the nightmare syndrome can be seen as a rehearsal for Bai Miao in advance, letting him know how to act in dungeons that restrict his strength.

However, as long as the dungeon can't restrict Bai Miao's skills, there's always a solution.

At worst, we can just treat it like Abyss Street and start from scratch.

"I wasn't concerned about you. I was just taking a break because I was tired from reading."

Tu Shanqing stubbornly insisted.

"It will be very fast. No matter how long I am inside, it will be less than a second to the outside world."

Bai Miao walked up to Tu Shanqing and turned the book in her hand around: "You're holding the book upside down. What are you looking at?"

"I can see it even upside down!"

Tu Shanqing simply turned the book sideways: "I can still read it like this!"

"Okay, okay... I'm going back to my room. I'll come out again after midnight."

Bai Miao didn't continue arguing with Tu Shanqing. He sat on the bed, focused his mind, and silently watched the countdown in front of him reach zero.

The next moment, Bai Miao found himself in an unfamiliar ruin once again.

It looks like a small country house.

This time, Bai Miao didn't rush to enter the door. Instead, he planned to verify his conjecture after this instance ended.

After each countdown ends on the system, the knocker will first go to another location and enter the instance through a door that appears there.

What if I could find out exactly where this place is?

Bai Miao couldn't do it before, but now he has the incredible skill of geology level 10. Combined with his knowledge of mathematics, physics, astronomy and other disciplines, Bai Miao looked up at the distribution of stars in the sky and closed his eyes to feel the ground beneath his feet.

"Why did you send me this message from Northeast China?"

After noting down the coordinates of his location, Bai Miao then focused his attention on the door.

This door has a vintage feel.

The entire door was made of very cheap wood and painted with a brownish-yellow paint, which easily reminded Bai Miao of the doors in many village and town homes in the last century.

These doors are even hollow inside, so they're neither good for sound insulation nor aesthetics.

But it’s cheap.

The door is covered with children's graffiti, and there are height markings carved on the door frame, making the door, which should have been smooth, rough and unsightly, indicating that the dungeon inside the door will not be easy.

Bai Miao took a deep breath and gently pushed open the wooden door.

[Loaded copy: Son of Crane Mountain]

[Number of players in the instance: 1/1]

[Instance Objective: Please grow up safely]

Chapter 232 Transformation into an Elementary School Student

[Loaded copy: Son of Crane Mountain]

[Number of players in the instance: 1/1]

[Instance Objective: Please grow up safely]

【hint:

1. Do not argue with adults.

2. Don't easily trust what strangers say.

3. Do not swim in ponds or rivers indiscriminately.

4. Do not walk home alone on a dimly lit road.

5. Develop good personal hygiene habits

6. Listen attentively during safety education classes.

7. You are a child, you are a child, you are a child.

[The copy is loading...]

[Instance begins...]

All the hints and basic information about the dungeon were poured into Bai Miao's mind, and it also answered one of Bai Miao's doubts.

Growing up safely, but how big exactly does "growing up" mean?

At first, Bai Miao thought that one needed to be an adult, to be eighteen years old, but now it seems that graduating from elementary school might be considered adulthood?

Almost all the hints were telling Bai Miao that he was just a primary school student.

But unlike the safety that teachers always emphasized in elementary school, violating these rules could really be life-threatening.

Is this an extremely long dungeon?

Bai Miao felt somewhat annoyed.

If he really had to experience the life of an elementary school student in this instance, it would be torture for him.

As the school bell rang, Bai Miao slowly opened his eyes. In front of him was a dimly lit classroom, surrounded by noise, and his nose was filled with the smells of sweat and dust.

Very uncomfortable.

But Bai Miao still hadn't forgotten the most important thing: drawing skills.

Congratulations on acquiring the skill: Hopscotch

Mom, what's the use of this thing?

Bai Miao was completely unprepared to draw such a thing.

Isn't this just a game for kids?

In addition, Bai Miao's worries also came true: he couldn't retrieve his items, and all his attributes were significantly weakened.

Stamina: 5

Spirit: 7

Wisdom: 6

Agility: 6

Power: 5

Charisma: 3

But surprisingly, aside from his charm, he's still above average for adults.

This should be the effect of the Keyholder title. Bai Miao currently has two keys, and the weakening effects he receives in the dungeon will be reduced by 10%. Excluding equipment, Bai Miao's spirit should be 46 points. Now he has 7 points left, which means that without the Keyholder title, his spirit would be weakened by 43 points, reduced to 3 points.

These four points are made up for by the key holder's effect.

Having had his mental limit halved while in the shadows of Yar, Bai Miao hadn't yet taken note of the formidable power of the Keyholder title.

Looking at it now, the effect of this thing is simply outrageous.

It almost doubled the attributes I should have had.

The more you deduct, the more you'll be added in the final settlement.

For a primary school student, this is nothing short of superhuman physical ability.

"Bai An, what are you daydreaming about?"

Bai Miao felt someone push his shoulder.

Looking to the right, a little girl with pigtails was gossiping to Bai Miao, saying, "Let me tell you, two students from Class 3 next door went missing during summer vacation, and three students from Class 5 drowned while swimming in the river."

Bai Miao searched his memory and remembered that the person sitting next to him was Lin Shanshan, the class monitor of Class One.

But what Bai Miao found strange was that the class bell had been ringing for almost two minutes, so why hadn't the teacher come in yet?

"Hey? Aren't you curious where I got all this information from?"

Seeing that Bai Miao didn't react, Lin Shanshan asked again.

So Bai Miao cooperated and asked, "How did you know?"