I'll also work hard to conquer the dungeon today.

Chapter 582 2.1 The Crown Prince's Meeting (XIV) Crown Prince's Props
"Even if you praise me like that, I won't help you correct your typos," Shui Qi snorted.

"Huh? We've been discovered?" Horus chuckled softly, seemingly with a hint of pleasure.

"Don't you even know how long we've known each other? It's all a scam. I won't be fooled by you," Shui Qi said coldly.

"Is that so?" Horus casually brushed aside the stray dark green hair on his forehead, and said thoughtfully.

The next second, he pulled out a box of raw chocolate from somewhere and handed it to Shui Qi, saying with a light laugh, "Here you go, this is a thank you gift for helping me correct my typos."

Shui Qi glanced at the box of raw chocolates handed to him, then looked at Horus again, seemingly hesitating whether to accept it. It was his favorite chocolate brand, and it was really tempting.

"I didn't exploit my subordinates," Horus added, sounding like a creepy old man trying to fool a child.

Shui Qi snatched the raw chocolate away, eagerly unpacking it while saying impatiently, "Don't do it again."

Horus looked at Shui Qi's eager expression as she wanted to taste it, and couldn't help but raise an eyebrow and chuckle helplessly. Sure enough, one's nature cannot be changed. The little cutie grew up to be a big cutie, but she is still cute at heart, just like when she was a child she would immediately run to someone as soon as she saw chocolate.

"There's a reason why Horus has been able to remain the president of the Strategist Association without being overthrown by Shui Qi. After all, no matter how powerful Shui Qi's faction is, as long as Horus keeps Shui Qi in check, he's basically guaranteed to be safe." Isaiah snorted, quickly picked up a piece of raw chocolate in front of Shui Qi and stuffed it into his mouth, not giving the latter a chance to take it back.

"Isaiah, your leave slip is gone!" Shui Qi said coldly.

Isaiah: "..." You act like it's a matter of life and death just because you only took one. You're such a cheapskate.

"Fine, I don't need you to give me an answer right away, but I can tell you very clearly, Ji Rong, you can't hide it for long. You'll have to tell me sooner or later." Ming Jin casually threw the stick of her lollipop into the trash can next to her and returned to her seat.

"Giving up so quickly?" Mingxi glanced back at Mingjin and asked casually.

“I never intended to force him to tell me, it was just an act, and by the way…” Ming Jin murmured a few words. Ming Xi glanced at her, shook her head helplessly, and had no intention of asking any further questions.

After Ming Jin interrupted the previous conversation, the meeting room fell into silence.

“I haven’t seen the Crown Prince props for Jin and Xi yet,” Mu Yegui said.

"Do you want to see it?" Ming Jin smiled gently at Mu Yegui and asked, her tone slightly indulgent and doting.

“Look,” Mu Yegui nodded and said.

Ming Jin took out a small round plate that looked like a pocket watch and casually tossed it to Mu Yegui, saying nonchalantly, "Mo Mo can look at it for as long as she wants."

Mu Yegui took the compass and moved it slightly, as if she had sensed something. Then she quickly closed it up and said, "The Law of Right and Wrong."
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【18】The Law of Right and Wrong

Rank: Crown Prince

Introduction: From the moment black and white are combined, you grasp the greatest law of the world.
Passive: Regardless of what happens, there is a fixed 1% win rate and a fixed 1% loss rate.

Active: Select the question; the pointer pointing to white indicates 'yes', and the pointer pointing to black indicates 'no'.

Cooldown: The next round can only begin after the result of the previous round has been finalized.

Comment: The world will have its own judgment; this thing merely brings it to life. Of course, if you're going to use it to buy lottery tickets or gamble on horses, I suggest you just smash a block of tofu in your face. A gentleman can be killed but not humiliated; the noble 'law of right and wrong' is not for trivial matters. Owner: Forpers
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“I think I’ve seen a similar prop before…” Koya blinked and asked in surprise.

"Do you mean the '65' half compass or Shui Qi's '2' two-color dice?" Ming Jin asked with a light laugh.

"They all seem a bit similar, but there are also some differences..." Ke Ya frowned and asked in confusion. Without thinking too much about it, she felt that the three items were exactly the same, but the more she thought about it, the more she felt that the differences were greater.

Mingjin took out a similar compass and said, "This is the '65' half compass."
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【65】Half-size compass (inferior product)

Introduction: There are only two answers in this world: yes and no.

Grade: A (Special)

Active: Select the question; the pointer pointing to the green area indicates yes, and the pointer pointing to the red area indicates no.

Cooldown time: 3/3
Comment: This is probably a blessing for those who have difficulty making choices, but wouldn't being in the middle of red and green drive people crazy?
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“I can tell you very clearly that the ‘65’ half compass is based on the ‘18’ right and wrong law, which is why it is a substandard product and can be called a trial version. But the difference is also obvious: the ‘65’ half compass has a dividing line, while the ‘18’ right and wrong law is a gradual change.”

Koya was full of questions and couldn't understand the difference between the dividing line and the gradient.

"Hasn't the answer evaluation and passive mode already told you? The '65' half-compass only has a 50/50 chance; uncertainty only arises when you actually choose between red and green. The '18' right and wrong law is all about probability; you can determine the probability of yes or no based on the color. As mentioned above, 1% of yes and no is fixed, and the remaining 98% is unstable. After all, there is absolutely no true yes or no; it's just a collection of countless probabilities."

Mingjin paused, then continued, "Let's say you habitually step out with your left foot first every day. But that doesn't mean you'll step out with your left foot 100% of the time. If you take one more step or one less step than usual, or if you want to do something different, you'll step out with your right foot. This is entirely a matter of probability, but less frequent occurrences don't mean they don't happen. That's why there's a 1% chance of it happening and a 1% chance of it happening, and the rest are all unstable probabilities."

"The '18' Law of Truth and Fault only tells you the probability of something happening. What if there's a 1% chance it will fail? Nothing is absolute." Ming Jin shook her head. "Even good luck will eventually run out, and it might even come back to haunt you. That's cause and effect."

“What about the ‘2’ two-color die?” Koya asked.

"Didn't it tell you? The probability of the ['2' two-color dice] doesn't lie in the item itself, but in the user. Its safety and danger depend on the user's own probability, or rather, luck. Luck itself is invisible and unpredictable, but the ['65' half compass] presents this luck in the form of a certain probability, but it can only serve as a warning."

As mentioned from the beginning, the passive element has a fixed 1% chance of being either yes or no. Even if the pointer lands on all white, the probability is still 99% (1% + 98%), because there's still a 1% fixed chance of no. As long as that 1% remains, there's still a possibility of a negative result.

"The real props are not meant to determine or interfere with anything, but rather to assist or remind, because they cannot directly participate, otherwise they would involve cause and effect. Forgive my bluntness, but the props of all of you here have a certain degree of danger, and some of your props even have death predictions in their evaluations."

Ming Jin's eyes were deep and unfathomable. The more those royal props were used, the more dangerous they became. They were not lifesavers, but death warrants.

The only one who understands: Ming Jin

Because he was too insightful and clear-headed, he died young. Ming Jin was doomed to die, and he was already making arrangements for his affairs after his death, giving advice to the best of his ability.

The law of right and wrong is a philosophical topic I've pondered for a long time, and it's also applied in Lofeel's works. If any historical figure shares my theory, then it can only be described as fate!

What I'm referring to here is purely the certainty and negativity of an event occurring, the so-called everyday probability.

When you feel like drinking water, you can't always act on it immediately. There's always a 1% chance of action and a 1% chance of inaction. The remaining 98% depends on your personality and external distractions.

As mentioned above, even the most disciplined and self-controlled person is only 99% likely to take action to drink water; the remaining 1% might be delayed by something else and not take action.

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