In the apocalypse of natural disasters, she has a universal APP

After finishing her morning reading, she happily called on the system to play a game of Turtle Soup.

She plays turtle soup at her own pace and likes to break down the questions and ask them step by step.

For example, in some noodle soups, you can actually tell that A killed B, but she will still follow the order when asking questions.

First ask "Did someone die?", after getting the answer "Yes", then ask "Did B die?", then further ask "Did B be killed by someone", and finally fall to "Did A kill B?" ".

After all, in the game Turtle Soup, the question maker's answers are inherently limited. She strives to be accurate and does not want too many ambiguous answers like "yes or no."

So I prefer to ask questions one by one, and wait until the previous step is confirmed before taking the next step.

But in a public game room, it would be too verbose for her to ask, and there would always be someone else who jumps directly to the final "A kills B".

In this way, although it saves her the effort to ask questions, the game experience is indeed compromised.

But in the system, it doesn't matter. She can ask whatever she wants to fully satisfy her own gaming experience.

Playing the game one-on-one with the system, she won't have the slight awkwardness she felt when facing human players, and there won't be other guessers to mess with her.

——There are really people who are "making trouble". She has encountered a lot of them. Some points have clearly been pushed out, but there are still people who are still speeding down a completely different road.

Sometimes my head hurts when I see her, and I just want to shout, "Can you please look through the Q&A records before asking? I'm completely off track!"

But now, all these problems that troubled her have disappeared, leaving only pure enjoyment, enjoying the game process, and enjoying the imaginative reasoning.

There is a book in front of her, which is a collection of Turtle Soup. The page she is opening now is the story she has chosen to play.

This book is not big, a very compact little book, and the binding is very exquisite. The main colors of black and green, plus many complicated patterns, give it a mysterious and gorgeous feeling.

Moreover, this is a set of two, one is for noodle soup, and the other is for soup base. It is divided into two books. The question maker and the guesser each take one book, and the page numbers are corresponding.

This not only makes it convenient for the question maker to read the soup base at any time to confirm the answer, but also allows the guesser to think about the soup noodles at all times.

——So the Turtle Soup game does not require too many details, because it is originally a verbal game, but it is too long and too detailed, and I cannot remember both sides of the question.

Even if a variety of methods have been developed to implement it on paper or screen, it should not be too complicated to cover up its game form that is mainly based on bold guesses.

She took the noodle book and picked one that looked interesting. Then the system that had already read the data in the noodle book could answer her question.

This noodle soup is very short. The shorter the noodle soup, the less information there is. Now she wanted to push one carefully, so she didn't ask the system to prompt her, but just grinded it bit by bit herself.

This is also a benefit. In the past, when playing online on the APP, sometimes the host would throw out several important tips at once, which greatly reduced the fun of the entire game.

Just, these points should obviously be guessed by the guesser after many questions and racking his brains. If they are given directly, the guesser's sense of satisfaction will be gone.

The book was spread out on the side, with paper and pen in her hand. She recorded the questions she had asked in a few words, and gradually drew a context diagram.

Another guess was judged to be "irrelevant". She was not discouraged and added another stroke on the paper. This also eliminated an option.

For a moment, her thoughts seemed to be stuck in a bottleneck. She didn't rush for the system to give prompts, and the system waited quietly.

While she was thinking, she took out a large sausage and took a bite.

Just, no sense of tension at all.

Hey, it's not really against a person, nor is it an online one-on-one room. Even if she doesn't want to play in the middle, the system won't blame her.

Mainly, she basically ate only sweet things in the morning, such as sweet bean paste, sweet sugar triangles and sweet milk. She also ate some pickles, which made her always want to add some salt.

Then let’s eat a sausage that’s convenient and fast—in fact, the sausage she picked out couldn’t use “root” as a quantifier anymore. It was a short, thick, round lump, but it was still roughly cylindrical.

It's like a ball in your hand.

She chose a spicy shiitake mushroom. The outer skin did not break down directly. She found a knife and slashed it on the head, then tore off a small half in a circle. The rest was wrapped like this so that it could be eaten with her hands.

The sausage meat looks a bit weirdly pink, but the taste is very good. The light spicy flavor is evenly distributed. The mushroom flavor is not noticeable, but the taste is indeed different from ordinary meat sausage.

She took a bite and put it back into space, still holding a pen to ponder the turtle soup. She couldn't think of this point, so she stopped thinking about it for the time being and asked another question at another point.

After going back and forth for who knows how many rounds, she drew the line, integrated what she had guessed, and told it to the system, and got a "yes" answer.

This was it. The small part that was still missing could be easily deduced in this context, and she quickly restored the entire story.

Well, it was another very weird story, and it was a little bloody and disgusting. She smacked her lips, feeling that the sausage was a little unpleasant to eat.

She didn't mean it, and there was no warning in the Turtle Soup Booklet. She didn't know it was a bloody soup.

After playing a game, her addiction was temporarily satisfied, so she put away the book and nibbled on a small stick of corn sausage. The corn kernels were sweet and the sausage coating was crunchy, which was quite delicious.

In addition to turtle soup, her recent interactions with the system have actually increased unknowingly.

Mainly because she was building a house during this period. Although it was like playing a small decoration game in the space, she just put the various parts together without too many worries.

But she still feels that some parts have to abide by certain rules, so she often asks the system how this thing is placed here, and whether there is a better solution.

The system, after all, is an intelligent existence with a golden finger. It is able and has the authority to read the objective knowledge and information of this world.

Therefore, she relies heavily on the system when learning foreign languages. It is like a tailor-made one-on-one teacher who can correct pronunciation and explain grammar knowledge.

Although it is not possible to come up with several more vivid teaching methods like a real teacher, it is very useful.

The system also gave her a lot of suggestions when it came to building and decorating the house.

At first, she took the initiative to ask specific details, but the system can answer more questions. The system can tell her that a certain piece of furniture existing in the space or connected to the APP can be placed here.

It can also introduce certain styles of decoration to her, and the system can even customize the environment. I once described it over and over while generating various indoor scenes to introduce to her.

Now that she hasn't seen anyone in a long time, communicating with the system has allowed her to find some kind of comfort zone.