“It’s starting to get dangerous.”

In the end, I was forced to exhale a big sigh. I had always known it would turn out like this, but it was still a painful experience.

That was right.

It was getting harder to find gaps in the stage.

The monitoring team has handed in a report. The other players have started utilizing the guide as well. But the number of deaths prior seems to number quite a few.

“Because it took me an entire day to come up with a guide.”

As I repeatedly found gaps and errors to exploit and the stage updated, the stage became more and more complete. Chaotic objects were present in the stage until a while ago, as if to mock the players. But as humanity progressed through the stage using my guide, the overall balance of the stage was stabilized. If this were a game to be played for fun, I would have praised the developers.

“Still, leveling is a big problem.”

Even the leveling issues would not have been a drawback if this were a real game. It was possible to obtain points as reward for clearing the stage, and one could equip themselves with the correct specifications by purchasing required items from the vending machine.

But reality was not a game. Competence and capabilities did not increase linearly.

“There are countless people shedding tears of blood because they can’t cross the boundaries to becoming a Compléter…”

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