Players All Over the World Thought It Was a Virtual Game

[Behind-the-scenes story] + [The Fourth Calamity] + [Game development] + [Lighthearted and enjoyable read]

Su Mu stumbled upon the war center of a god-level civilization, but he had no ambition and only wanted to lie low.

Handing it over to the state? Too much trouble. Ruling the world? Too exhausting.

Looking at the hundreds of millions of unexplored otherworldly coordinates in the central hub, Su Mu had a sudden inspiration:

"Why not turn it into a game and let those hardcore gamers on Earth work for me?"

Thus, a "hardcore VR game" called "Virtual World" was born.

Player A: "Holy crap, the physics engine in this game is so realistic! You can build muscles just by carrying bricks?"

Player B: "For the Horde! Slaughter these otherworldly goblins!"

Until one day, Earth was invaded by an alien fleet.

A max-level player impatiently removed his helmet and cleaved the alien warship in two with a backhand sword strike: "Shut up, I haven't finished the dungeon yet!"

The whole world has gone mad: You call this a game?!