Minesweeper

I think I needn't introduce the rules of Minesweeper. (If you really don't know, just search it on the Internet.)
The 49 draggables means the 49 squares of Minesweeper. To open a square, drag the draggable up by 2 squares. (Be careful! Once you drag a draggable with a mine up, no matter by how many squares, you will be impossible to succeed any more.) The block under the draggable means the content in the square. (The shadow is very bothering, so please distinguish it carefully, sorry for the inconvenience.)
Fence:Mine (If this really happens, you have to restart.)
Slider Rail: Blank (which means Number 0)
Draggable: Number 1
Draggable Pillar: Number 2
Metal Wedge: Number 3
When you open all squares without mines, click on the win block and wait for a while. Soon B will go to the win block.

honestly, this is unique but the shadow is really sucks, i'm so confusing brother. I can't differ the objects right there, i'm so sorry i cant finish this level yet...

@StianSy Try to turn the world to different directions to distinguish them.

The darkness was hard, but the long wait for B to walk the path was the hardest. It's a great idea, but the darkness makes it difficult and sadly takes away some of the fun. Btw., I think you need to specify the number of mines in a minesweeper?

@Block builder I have told about the number of mines. See the description above.

@oiiiriei i have been finished this level and the moment when we waiting for the B bot trully satisfying! that's crazy! thanks @oiiiriei

@oiiiriei I mean the total.

@Block builder Sorry, I don't understand what you are saying. I have said that there are altogether 7 mines.

The idea is SUPER! Because I know and really love the game "Minesweeper." I think you've done a great job! Because the hidden path for B inside the box—I'm sure it was difficult to build. Well done!!
Excellent adaptation for mekorama.
But as a teacher by profession, I can only say one thing: you lack "demonstration of clarity"!

Since I really appreciate your creativity and diversity of ideas, I decided to take the time to create a photo demo for you. This will help more players quickly understand the meaning and nuances of your adaptation.
Because one photo demonstration is worth a thousand words. People perceive visual "visual" demonstrations MUCH better than verbal ones.

For me, it's definitely a 5!

The photo of the actual game is a little incomplete—it's missing 1-s and there was an error (I fixed it). But that's not a big deal; it's just a photo of the actual game, so those who haven't played it can see it.

@oiiiriei Ah, it's in the little description, not the extensive first comment. My bad, missed the description. The description used to be where levels were described, but behaviour on the forum moved towards the first comment. Probably because of the length limitation of the description. This creates a confusing situation where people might not even check the description.

@Denis Nazin Thank you very much! To be honest, it is not convenient for me to make a photo, so I prefer using words.
By the way, I don't think it's difficult to build the way inside the box because I myself use a simple but foolish way to build it, and that's why it takes so much time for B to reach the win block. (You can use Mekorama Studio to check it.)