Taking a book from the Goddess of Art, she flipped through the pages to see the strong and seductive human figures, and giggled for a while. Suddenly, with a fierce look in her eyes, she said seriously, "I declare that no thing may replicate you."
This statement sounded utterly bizarre, but when Liuzi looked at the book, the information prompt on his glasses suddenly told him that the book could no longer be replicated.
Xiemen Waidao had the same glasses and saw the same message.
He skeptically tried to replicate the book and was surprised to find that no matter what method he used, the content of the book could not be copied.
Even attempting to manually transcribe it was impossible; all means of replicating these drawings were rendered ineffective. The specific principle was unclear.
"What's going on here?" Liuzi asked, puzzled.
