It turns out that if you don't tell a story, the master of Room 6 will eat people.
Subsequently, Li Pu used the flying disc from the master of Room 5 to lure away the master of Room 6.
After all, it's a dog and loves playing frisbee games.
So, the master of Room 5 and the master of Room 6 played happily, allowing them to smoothly enter Room 7.
Room 7 had a plaster statue without arms, resembling Wei Nana from the textbook.
Its rule was to specifically bite people's arms.
By organizing the remaining hints, Li Pu deduced the rule of "crossing arms."
He and his partner folded their hands/small wings, and they were no longer attacked by the master of Room 7.
The subsequent Room 8 had seven plaster statues that looked like "terracotta warriors."
Their threat was minimal, only hitting people without killing, beating those who tried to spar with them until they rolled over several times.
