And the moral of the story is to never give the wrong answer to see what happens, it just isn't worth it.

bunkhead said it like it is.
Nobody else to blame, SanaeWife-san.
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Thanks to KogasAuthor & translator as always :)

It felt like a Gundam version of a treasure-hunt attraction that was there when I came before, one with answers like Nobunaga and Ieyasu. I wanted to challenge that one again, but it was gone.

I'd like to go again when I've got some free time.

Reader-added tags include: "Something odd about those digits", "Is this also a miracle, in a sense?" and "Sunk!" (The comment on the digits is because "37564" can be pronounced "mi-na-go-ro-shi", which means "massacre/slaughter".)

The survey believes more is better:

What are you happy to see increase?
• Memory capacity
• Hard disk capacity
• Time remaining until a deadline
• Cup number
• Wallet contents

Poor Sanae-san. The consequence is just brutal.

That sort of punishment is pretty cruel.
I can easily foresee someone just having a typo on a string of numbers like that, then demolishing all of their previous work.

Yep, absolutely nothing can go wrong with tha- oh wait.

Well, that's one (rather effective) way to motivate people to avoid making mistakes.

Ouch, that's quite the stiff penalty. She should have tried to trick Kogasa-san into doing it for her. Mean, maybe, but better than taking the hit herself. Don't fret, Sanae-san, I'm sure you can make up for the loss.

For the poll, let's increase the contents of my wallet.

I'll be specific with the poll. It's money in my wallet. "Contents" is just too broad.

Curiosity killed the cat, they say.