God's Imitator

"So, let’s wrap up today’s review here."

"Everyone, get some good rest."

"Starting tomorrow, we’ll set a fixed time to discuss specific proposals."

"The specifics might be quite numerous, including sorting out the visa time situation during this period, fine-tuning the existing proposals, and new proposals targeting the imitator, etc."

"We’ll try to finalize these before the next game starts."

"Of course, as Ye Lin mentioned earlier, it makes sense to leave key proposals targeting the imitator for a vote next week."

"For instance, after finding evidence of the imitator, how should we deal with it specifically? Should they be evicted to another community? Or sentenced to death by vote?"

"This proposal is of great importance, requiring us to take more time to consider."

Lu Bingjun paused a little, looking at Lin Sizhi:

"Additionally, I’ve arranged special teaching content for everyone."

"Lawyer Lin has agreed to share the content of the S-Class Judgment Game with everyone."

"As the saying goes, ’Know the enemy and know yourself, and you can fight a hundred battles without defeat.’ This can also be a way to enhance ourselves and deal with imitators."

"So, in the coming days, we’ll also set aside time to listen to Lawyer Lin explain the specifics of this game and learn earnestly."

"Here, I also express my gratitude for Lawyer Lin’s selfless sharing."

Everyone was somewhat surprised, after all, Lin Si had only recently said, "This information is not free."

Ye Lin obviously guessed this might be related to Lu Bingjun publicly sharing information on ’Repentance Poker,’ but said nothing, just like everyone else, expressed gratitude towards Lin Sizhi.

Lu Bingjun continued, "In any case, everyone doesn’t need to worry too much. In this eerie place, new challenges will always arise, the situation will change, and our strategies must adapt."

"But I believe that as long as we work together, we will certainly get a good result!"

Although this was a review of the previous game, it was evidently more exhausting than existing game reviews.

Logically, everyone should feel a sense of relief, but they didn’t exhibit such a state; instead, they returned to their rooms with somewhat heavy expressions.

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...

"Lawyer Lin! Please wait a moment."

Huang Shengjie followed Lin Sizhi to the library area, glanced around seeing no one, and hurriedly approached.

Lin Sizhi put back a book he had finished reading on the shelf and began searching for a new target.

"What’s up?"

Huang Shengjie nodded, "Uh, actually, regarding the review of this game... I have a slight question."

"Lawyer Lin, do you think we’ve uncovered all the information in our review? Is this the truth behind ’Repentance Poker’?"

"You spoke during the process but said nothing in the summary afterward. I just feel like... something’s amiss."

Lin Sizhi didn’t look at him but continued finding books, "You’re still young and need to complete your assignments independently."

"You can’t always think about looking at the reference answers when encountering difficulties."

Huang Shengjie was momentarily speechless, "Ah?"

"So you’re saying there is indeed special information we haven’t uncovered?"

Lin Sizhi still didn’t look at him, "If you’re attempting to elicit information from me, that’s somewhat clumsy."

"The fact that you’re asking me shows that you vaguely sense something unusual."

"Besides me speaking less, there must be other abnormalities; you just didn’t dare to mention them, or they’re merely blurry impressions in your subconscious."

"After all, I don’t speak much in other reviews either, but you don’t feel there’s hidden information in those games."

"So, think about the other areas you find abnormal, and maybe you’ll gain some insight."

Although Huang Shengjie’s expression was still puzzled, he felt it wouldn’t be appropriate to continue questioning, "Then I’ll think about it more myself."

...

Leaving the library, Huang Shengjie walked somewhat aimlessly within the community, unconsciously finding himself outside.

He casually found a place to sit, feeling that this review not only failed to completely resolve previous questions but actually raised more doubts.

"Still feels something’s off."

Huang Shengjie scratched his head in frustration.

He somewhat wanted to find Qin Cheng, to ask about his thoughts on the matter, yet felt hesitant.

On one hand, because of what Lin Sizhi had said earlier, making him think that relying on others whenever he had questions was not a good habit.

On the other hand, he also felt Qin Cheng had already mentioned a lot about this review’s content, and if there’s anything left unsaid, it’s likely because Qin Cheng himself didn’t have clear answers.

So it didn’t seem very meaningful to seek out Qin Cheng in such a situation.

"Lawyer Lin said to think about other areas that seem abnormal."

"But I really can’t think of anything... Damn it!"

"And the fact that Lawyer Lin is deliberately not saying anything is also odd, as it’s not just me he’s not telling; he’s not telling anyone."

Huang Shengjie scratched his hair again in frustration.

At that moment, he realized that someone was walking towards him. He looked up to see Ye Lin.

"Got a moment to chat?" Ye Lin sat down across from Huang Shengjie.

Huang Shengjie was a bit surprised. Although he’d previously entered the ’Pain Game’ and ’Jury Game’ with Ye Lin and had many conversations, their relationship wasn’t particularly close, and they hadn’t had a private chat in the community like this before.

But for Huang Shengjie, this was something he gladly welcomed.

Because right now, he really wanted to chat with someone else and brainstorm, and Ye Lin being a core player in the community’s games and a very smart player, might spark some insights.

"Of course, I have time!"

"Sister Yelin, actually I’m pretty confused about the content we’re reviewing this time."

"It’s like... we’ve analyzed everything on the surface, but it still feels like there are more doubts."

"And, there’s always a not-so-good premonition."

Ye Lin pondered for a moment, then slightly lowered her voice, "I can share my thoughts—do you want to hear?"

Huang Shengjie quickly nodded, "Of course!"

Ye Lin: "Then you must keep it confidential, don’t mention it to others. After all, it’s just my hypothesis without solid evidence."

Huang Shengjie nodded again, "Of course."

After some consideration, Ye Lin said, "I tend to think that there isn’t actually a special imitator within the community."

Huang Shengjie was shocked, "Huh? No imitator?"

"Then what about the things we discussed earlier?"

Ye Lin explained, "I know this might be hard for you to accept, but once you hear my analysis, you might see a different perspective."

"What we’re currently doing can be summed up rather simply:

"We’ve realized that the cases of players dying in the games were quite unusual, leading us to suspect there’s a deeply hidden imitator in the community. If we do nothing, this imitator will surely continue to kill."

"Thus, we must take action."

"And the actions taken are broadly summarized as expanding the boundary of power in the community."

"You understand what ’expanding the boundary of power’ means, right?"