Chapter 374

The Final Puzzle, Narrowly Passed The gaze of the illusory figure swept across everyone one by one, and it slowly uttered the final puzzle: "In a magical tall tower, there are three rooms, and there is a sign on the door of each room. The sign on the first room reads, 'The treasure is not in this room'; the sign on the second room reads, 'The treasure is in the first room'; and the sign on the third room reads, 'The treasure is not in this room.' It is known that among these three signs, only one sign tells the truth. In which room is the treasure?" The grey-robed Elder stroked his beard and fell into deep thought. This question seemed simple, but actually required sorting out the logical relationships. If the treasure were in the first room, then the statement on the first room's sign would be false, the statement on the second room's sign would be true, and the statement on the third room's sign would also be true, which did not meet the condition that only one sign told the truth; if the treasure were in the second room, then the statement on the first room's sign would be true, the statement on the second room's sign would be false, and the statement on the third room's sign would also be true, which similarly failed to meet the condition; if the treasure were in the third room, then the statement on the first room's sign would be true, the statement on the second room's sign would be false, and the statement on the third room's sign would be false, which exactly matche…