Comprehensive comics: I loaded the dream game

Summer Solstice wanted to do an experiment.

[This modification requires the consumption of 1 dream point, do you want to confirm the modification?] 】

"Confirm."

When the words fell, the seventeen rubber fragments scattered on the floor were restored to their original appearance like a time throwback, and there were no traces of cuts on the flat surface, as if it had never happened before.

Looking at the unreasonable scene in front of him, Xia Solstice finally determined that dream points can really be used in reality.

At this moment, he suddenly felt as if he had accidentally acquired an incredible ability.

He has already tried it in the dream copy, and the dream points have no restrictions on the modification of reality, which means that as long as he has enough points, he can make himself a literal omnipotent god.

Speaking of gods, Xia Solstice suddenly had an idea in his heart.

"Setting..." He took a deep breath and raised his head to look at the void in front of him, as if he was saying to some unknown being: "There are omniscient, omnipotent, supreme, supreme gods in this world!" "

If dream points really have no restrictions on the modification of reality, this kind of thing should be easy to do.

[This modification requires the consumption of 2,530,800 dream points, do you confirm the modification?] 】

When this line of subtitles appeared in front of Xia Solstice's eyes, he knew that he had guessed correctly.

Although a lot of points are required, it feels a bit too cheap considering that this is the cost required to create an all-knowing and all-powerful deity.

Summer Solstice Whims: If I were to become the all-knowing and all-powerful, supreme god, how many points would it take?

This modification cannot be made

For the first time, when he wanted to make changes to reality, the subtitles that appeared in front of him changed.

A few black lines pulled down from the summer solstice's brain: What does it mean? Am I not worthy?

After complaining, he still thought about the reason why the game could not modify this matter.

Can't it, or can't do it?

Just give it a try and you'll know.

After thinking briefly for a moment, Xia Solstice spoke: "Setting: In the Euclidean geometric system, quantities equal to the same quantity are equal to each other. "

What he was talking about was an axiom in mathematics.

The so-called axiom is based on the self-evident basic facts of reason, which cannot be deduced, because it itself is the starting point of logic, the basis of reality, and the truth of the universe.

Maxwell's equations can be wrong, the assumption that the speed of light is invariant can be overturned, but the axioms do not change because it is a priori and inherently non-falsifiable.

So, what happens to set such an axiom that already exists in the universe?

The game quickly gives the answer:

This modification cannot be made

"Sure enough!" Xia Solstice thought to himself.

Existing settings cannot be added again, so a prompt appears that cannot be modified.

But the question is, why does the game also say that you can't modify the thing of making yourself a god?

After looking down and pondering for a moment, Xia Solstice quickly reacted: for those who have dream games and can modify reality at will, as long as they have enough dream points, they are already equivalent to an all-knowing and all-powerful god. In the setting he just made, it was not stated whether there was a limit to the god's ability to exercise power, and for the game, it was implied to include without indicating it, so there was a scene of reporting an error.

So, what if you remove the influence factors of dream games?

[This modification requires the consumption of 2,556,200 dream points, do you confirm the modification?] 】

"How is it more expensive." Summer Solstice complained.

Forget it, anyway, this kind of thing is just a pleasure, it is impossible to save so many points in a short period of time, and the next thing is the real highlight.

Now that he knew that the modification of dream points could be used to verify whether there was a setting in the world, Xia Solstice's heart naturally had the idea of wanting to verify something.

"Setting," he whispered, "there is magic in this world. "

After waiting for a moment, a line of subtitles appeared in front of his eyes:

This modification cannot be made

Xia Solstice sat down at the table, took out a draft book from the drawer, and wrote the word "magic" on it.

Later, he replaced the "magic" in the setting with "youkai", and he still got a prompt that [this modification cannot be made].

He recorded the word "youkai" on scratch paper with an unchanged expression, and then continued to revise the subject of the setting.

Ten minutes later, he put the pen down after taking a long breath, and the draft book was already full of dense text.

After a simple verification, Natsuji is roughly sure that his world allows magic, youkai, vampires, dragons, ghosts, and even gods from the perspective of traditional polytheistic interpretations, but there is no such thing as Ultraman, Kamen Rider, Kewpie, or other power systems that obviously have a strong sense of discord.

"The water in this world is deeper than I thought." Xia Solstice rubbed his eyebrows and said.

I originally thought it was just an ordinary daily world, but I didn't expect that there were so many messy things behind it. Thinking about it this way, should he be glad that he was alive and well?

Xia Solstice shook his head, temporarily putting aside these strange and chaotic things, ready to eat something to fill his stomach first.

The sky outside has completely darkened, and carefully calculated, in the real world, he has not eaten for almost seven or eight hours, and it is normal for him to feel hungry.

However, when he came downstairs to the restaurant, he found that the dishes on the table had been cleaned up.

"Huh? Brother, didn't you say that you don't eat at night? "

In the face of Xia Solstice's inquiry, the girl who was washing dishes in the kitchen asked suspiciously.

Summer Solstice: "..."

He had completely forgotten about it.