Now that Pan Ling had spoken to him, he suddenly realized that his direction seemed to have indeed shifted without him even noticing.

Because this raises a question—assuming this really is just a world in a book where you travel through time, then it's reasonable for Shen He, as the protagonist, to have the so-called protagonist's halo; that's how the plot is arranged, after all.

But now it seems that this world is not as simple as imagined. Under the manipulation of "Heavenly Principles", the City of Night Sin is just an experimental area. There are probably many more small worlds like this.

So, if there is more than one "protagonist," then the "protagonist halo" will naturally follow the same pattern.

Pan Ling's analysis shows that the "protagonist halo" exists to reduce the difficulty of the protagonist's leveling up, and it is essentially a kind of influence on the mind of others.

It also needs to be ensured that it works on every main character—the abilities and auras of the little baby Shenhe overlap somewhat, but those of Luo Yu do not, and that is the difference.

Therefore, this thing is versatile.

Pan Ling's analysis is also very reasonable. As long as every experimental area can operate normally, "rust fog" is the best medium for transmission.

The "Rust Mist" is used to spread the virus, thus granting this advantage to the chosen ones in each region...

That seems to be quite an impressive technique.

I had overlooked this point before, but now that I think about it, there is indeed a lot to be done.

Xu Shi fell into deep thought.

Pan Ling didn't know what her master was thinking, and she didn't dare to break the rules to read his mind, so she could only carefully stand guard by his side.

a long time.

Xu Shi raised his head and looked at her.

"master?"

Pan Ling had never seen him look like that before, and asked tentatively.

"You seem to be a little smarter than I thought."

Xu Shi smiled, "You even considered things that your teacher couldn't have thought of."

"I... I just stumbled upon this by accident..."

The silly apprentice scratched his cheek, not understanding what he meant.

"Whether it is or not is not important."

Xu Shi breathed a sigh of relief. "The important thing is that having a disciple like you is truly a good thing."

"No way, it's my good fortune to have met my master..."

Pan Ling was so flattered that she lost her bearings and responded in a daze.

"Alright, alright, stop with the mutual flattery."

Xu Shi flicked her forehead. "Starting tomorrow, the things that Maomao teaches will be handed over to someone else."

"As for you... you will be fully involved in my future plans."

"What plan?"

"A plan to clear away the 'rust fog' and overturn 'natural justice'."

(End of this chapter)