Guoming Copy: I Rely on Childhood Animation to Crack the Rules

In 2047 AD, a bloody sky enveloped the world, and the [Rule Copy System] forcibly bound all sovereign countries. Every seventy-two hours, each country must send one contestant into the copy. For those who pass the customs, the country's territory will be expanded by 500 to 2,000 square kilometers, and all people will receive a mental resistance bonus; for those who fail, the corresponding territory will be directly transformed into an "erosion zone", and the strange creatures in the copy will break through the barrier and come to the world, killing all living creatures. The destiny of the whole country depends on one person. Countries have used their best special forces, masters of metaphysics, and top detectives to explore the path, but they have suffered heavy casualties due to layers of rule traps and cognitive pollution. ** Even in the lowest B-level dungeon, the global average mortality rate is as high as 80%. Countless elite teams have failed at the entry level, and no one can understand the underlying logic of the dungeon rules. Lin Mo, who traveled to this world, was an ordinary animation material organizer until he was selected as a contestant by China and entered the first B-level dungeon. Those weird scenes, contradictory rules, and dead ends that made the whole world tremble were extremely familiar to him. What kind of deadly weird story is this? This is clearly a childhood cartoon engraved in his DNA!