But before Gu Ji joins the police force, he has to do something more important: the levels of "Crisis Management Game" will finally be updated!

No more, no less, exactly 15 days!

In the evening, he took a taxi to a four-star hotel near the school.

Gu Ji has calculated the time flow ratio between the game world and reality, and it is almost 20 times. The first level is a social security crisis, which lasts only a few hours.

But if it is a catastrophic crisis, it often lasts for a long time. A heavy rain and flash flood can spread for a week, or even half a month. Calculated, he has to sleep for at least ten hours.

During these ten hours, he had no ability to protect himself. For safety, he had to either find someone to guard him or find a safe environment.

Ever since Jiang Songyuan died, Gu Ji didn't want anyone around him to get involved in the game.

So he chose a hotel.

High-end hotels basically have strict monitoring and security measures, which are at least much safer than environments such as dormitories and rental houses.

Gu Ji filled his stomach in advance and booked a big bed room for three days.

After entering the room, he hung a "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door handle, and told Gao Bo, Chen Zhiyu and other people who usually contacted him on WeChat that he was busy these days.

After making sure there was no interference, he clicked on the game level interface.

The first thing that catches your eye is the completed "Golden Truth" level 1. The game also thoughtfully adds a rectangular background image of Ryder Airport to it.

The words "To be opened" are written in the center of the second long level.

Gu Ji couldn't use crisis points to check the specific content in advance, probably because the game didn't want him to prepare in advance.

But there are still basic explanations of levels. As the introduction at the beginning of the game says, levels are divided into four categories, corresponding to the four major areas of the research system.

The level setting is very interesting. It is divided according to the actual disaster warning level, but one level has been added. It is divided into five major levels: ordinary (white), average (blue), large (yellow), major (orange)

), particularly significant (red).

According to the degree of harm, it is divided into three levels: light, medium and high.

The scope of influence is divided into three levels: local, national, and global.

Gu Ji studied for a moment and arranged them according to difficulty priority, which should be scope of influence > crisis level > degree of harm.

No matter how dire a crisis sounds, it is not particularly serious as long as its impact is local.

For example, in an airport attack, to put it bluntly, the injured are the passengers and staff at the airport. Generally, only local government agencies or police are required to respond, without outside assistance.

Once a crisis develops into a country, the harm will be terrible, such as civil war, Chernobyl nuclear leakage, Kursk shipwreck, and Peruvian earthquake. Not only does the central government need to dispatch resources for rescue and treatment, but it also requires active coordination by provincial or local governments.

Cooperation and private resource assistance are also essential.

As for global crises, I am afraid that only world wars, nuclear wars, smallpox, Spanish flu, Indian Ocean earthquakes and tsunamis and other events can be counted. These are all existences that are enough to affect the trajectory of human history!

Gu Ji couldn't imagine how he would solve it if he really encountered such a crisis?

"Don't think so far ahead, just take care of the present first..."

He shook his head, lay on the bed, lying on his side to avoid choking on his saliva, and finally clicked to enter level 2.

[Loading crisis randomly...]

[Loading successful! This round of crisis: corpse cruise ship; crisis type: public health; crisis level: orange (height); scope of impact: local; remaining time: 1439 hours, 23 minutes and 58 seconds.]

Grass!!

Over a thousand hours?

Two months?

Gu Ji stared at the text on the game screen, but as the text progressed, his brain began to feel dizzy again.

His consciousness kept falling, as if he had fallen into a bottomless vortex of terror.

…

…

“Buzz——!”

A deafening whistle suddenly woke Gu Ji up.

He slowly opened his eyelids, and the sunlight shone through the rounded square window on the right side of the room, causing him to instinctively squint his eyes.

That's...the sea?

After his pupils adapted to the light, the first thing Gu Ji saw was the endless blue as he looked through the window. Under the bright sunlight, the waves were spread like fish scales, jumping forward like naughty children.

"It seems that the crisis scene this time is on the ship."

Gu Ji vaguely remembered that the name of this round of levels was "Corpse Cruise".

Just when he was about to look at the room environment, as the text appeared, a game prompt sounded in his mind:

[Due to the physiological limitations of the character's body, your skeletal muscle movement, cardiovascular circulation, digestive system, and immunity are all weakened to varying degrees. 】

What!?

Physiological limitations of the body?

Gu Ji was confused and lowered his head subconsciously. Two bulges suddenly blocked his sight!

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