God's imitator

Chapter 302, Answer 1

Chapter 302 A Consistent Answer
After waiting a while longer, a notification message appeared on the big screen, and the second phase of the game had finally officially begun.

Zheng Jie also used this time to rethink the strategies Cai Zhiyuan had taught him and to think in advance about the questions he would ask when he was the one setting the questions.

In the four-person room, Gao Jialiang was the last to enter, so he was the first to set the questions.

Soon, a problem appeared on the big screen.

[Player #6 from the community was the last to enter this room. It's suggested that the third player to enter should be the one to set the questions. Do you agree?]

A. Yes

【B. No】

C. Doesn't matter

Zheng Jie looked to the right side of the screen, where the two "Send Suggestion" squares quickly displayed two "A"s.

Clearly, the last player to enter the room didn't pose this question for a question-and-answer session, but rather to convey a message.

Because the host, Qian Li, was the first to enter the room, she was unaware of what was happening outside, nor did she know which other players would be entering the room.

In particular, it is impossible to determine whether the player currently setting the questions is an ally from the same community or a target for exploitation from another community.
This question actually sent a very clear message to the other two players in Community 1.

First, the community's player number 6 is Gao Jialiang himself, a piece of information that only the first community player possesses.

After Qian Li saw the problem, she could determine that Gao Jialiang was the last to enter. At this time, there were 3 players from Community 1 in the room, and the black market was already set up. The third player to enter the room was a player from another community, who was a target to be exploited.

If Zheng Jie and Gao Jialiang switched the order in which they entered the room, with Zheng Jie entering last, then the three players in Community 1 would still be able to tell them apart.

Because Zheng Jie doesn't know the code for Community 1, he will directly ask the question he has prepared for the first question, so the three players in Community 1 can directly choose the same option.

Once the players' order is confirmed, the next step is quite simple.

For the three players in Community 1, it didn't matter how they answered the question, and they didn't care about losing a little visa time.

After answering, all the players in Community 1 will definitely choose "not to win consecutively," and the identity of the answerer will automatically transfer to Zheng Jie.

Then, the three players from Community 1 will harvest visa time from him.

Zheng Jie looked at the information on the left again. The answers from unrelated players in the community were obviously of no reference value. They were probably wondering why so many strange questions were appearing.

After waiting a short while, Zheng Jie selected option B and submitted his answer.

The correct answer to this question is: Players who agree should select "A. Yes", and players who disagree should select "B. No".

The net gain for the three participants in this room is 34000 minutes of visa processing time.

The person who set the questions will compensate you with 34000 minutes of visa processing time.

On Zheng Jie's screen, his reward for this question was also displayed: 14000 minutes of visa time.

After Cai Zhiyuan explained the specific values, Zheng Jie understood the rules of the game. Moreover, there were only 3 people in the room at this time, so it was easy to deduce.

Clearly, the other two players chose A, while Zheng Jie chose B.

You can't just randomly choose the answer to this question, because randomly choosing the answer to this question could trigger both "wrong option" and "insincere answer" penalties at the same time. In that case, even if you have the status of a "free agent", you will still lose out.

After entering the second phase, all rewards and penalties doubled, and the amount of visa time was indeed alarming.

Clearly, the person who set the question lost out big time.

However, according to the game rules, the five players in the same community actually share the profits and losses, so this is not a big problem.

[Players are voting on whether to change the question setter.]

Zheng Jie noticed that the option to change the question setter appeared on the screen. He clicked "No", but it was no use, because the two respondents from Community 1 would definitely choose "Yes".

The person who sets the questions will still be Zheng Jie.

[The question setter will be changed.] [Your current role is: Question Setter.]

Please complete the question within 5 minutes.

[Please note: If your question does not comply with the rules, 2 minutes of visa time will be deducted and distributed equally among the players who answered the question.]

Zheng Jie had prepared in advance. He read the question aloud to the control panel, then revised it several times before submitting it after confirming that it was correct.

A 28-year-old male presents with migratory right lower quadrant abdominal pain for 8 hours, a body temperature of 37.8℃, tenderness and rebound tenderness in the right lower quadrant, and a white blood cell count of 12×10/L. The most likely confounding factor to be ruled out is: ( )

[A. Controversy surrounding the timing of surgery for patients with symptoms within 24 hours]

[B. Does a mild fever indicate that the inflammation has not yet been localized?]

C. The impact of atypical rebound tenderness on diagnostic accuracy

Clearly, this is a technical question, and it's unlikely that you'd answer it correctly without the relevant expertise.

As the one who set the questions, Zheng Jie himself could not answer them; the buttons in the center of the control panel were grayed out and could not be clicked.

However, the left side of the control panel will still display the quiz results of unrelated players in the community as usual, with the pie chart constantly changing.

After a little over a minute, the pie chart was initially finalized.

[A. Controversy surrounding the timing of surgery for patients with onset time less than 24 hours - 35.3%]

[B. Does mild fever indicate that the inflammation is not yet localized? - 33.2%]

[C. The impact of atypical rebound tenderness on diagnostic accuracy - 31.5%]

The proportions of the three options are very close, and they are basically not of much reference value.

Cai Zhiyuan had specifically instructed that if there were professional questions, then some confusing options should be set up as much as possible, so that players who do not have relevant professional knowledge would be completely clueless at first glance.

That might actually lead to unrelated players in the community asking professionals within the community, thus increasing the percentage of correct answers.

In terms of proportion, Zheng Jie's question is quite misleading, as the answerer cannot make inferences based on the options of unrelated players.

Of course, the deadline for unrelated players to answer questions within the community is 3 minutes, so there may be slight changes to the pie chart later.

But at that moment, the answer was automatically revealed.

All participants have submitted their answers; payment will proceed directly.

The correct answer to this question is: 'C. The impact of atypical rebound tenderness on diagnostic accuracy.'

The net gain for the three players in this room is 6000 minutes of visa time.

The person who set the questions will compensate you with 6000 minutes of visa processing time.

[Players are voting on whether to change the question setter.]

The question setter will be re-assigned; please continue to set questions.

Zheng Jie's expression turned somewhat serious.

"Sure enough, the question setter cannot see each player's earnings or their answers."

"The three of them will definitely give the exact same answer to gain visa time from me."

"Fortunately, we had made corresponding contingency plans in advance."

Zheng Jie quickly started to come up with the next question.