Actually, their cheat is pretty overpowered, but its only drawback is that it can only be run in single-player mode.

This doesn't align with the principles of gold mining; production simply can't be increased.

Moreover, Su Wu discovered that this cheat was clearly created to disrupt the game's balance.

It has all the features you need, such as instant potion use, double fire attack, monster location reporting, etc.

If it weren't so difficult to create an invincible character, they probably would have dared to do it.

Having obtained this cheat without anyone noticing, Su Wu began to analyze it.

Upon seeing the final data, Su Wu smiled.

The AFK (away from keyboard) function of this cheat is very unstable. It will disconnect after an hour and is prone to problems such as lag and data errors.

As for the other functions, they're alright, barely usable.

If it's operated manually, this cheat is still quite powerful.

Yao Junjun has hired a real expert.

If the other side can also develop a text-based auto-play program with only a map, then they would actually have some competitive advantage.

But for now, the other side is still not strong enough, unless...

As he pondered this, Su Wu's hand, which was typing on the keyboard, suddenly froze in place.

If they're selling these kinds of cheats, then that would be a huge problem.

Su Wu's lips twitched as he couldn't help but think of this question.

We haven't reached the point where cheats are rampant yet; all cheats are expensive.

Su Wu could imagine that their cheat code would definitely fetch a good price.

Especially now that the Legend of Mir is at its peak, it's easy to imagine how many players crave such a cheat tool.

However, Su Wu cannot restrict the other side in this way, otherwise their side will not have an easy time either.

Imagine, if the other person's pot has been smashed, how can you expect them to have an easy time?