The Construction of the City Begins with the Summoning of College Students

[Infrastructure development + farming + isekai + the fourth catastrophe]

Shen Nanyi, a dedicated citizen of the 21st century, is accidentally transported to another world. The system issues a mission: establish a territory in the other world, develop it into a city, and reach a population of 2 billion in order to clear the level and return to reality.

To complete her mission, Shen Nanyi developed an isekai game and summoned college students from across the country to develop their territory. However, seeing people who had even forgotten basic equations, she fell silent. Truly, they were college students.

Another World is a fully immersive holographic game that realistically simulates all five senses. Its target audience is primarily university students. Death in the game results in disqualification, but players can utilize sleep time to play, with a time-to-play ratio of 1:3. One hour of real-world online time is equivalent to three hours in the other world. Due to its realistic simulation, the other world becomes another world for Earthlings, and the metaverse becomes a reality in 2050.

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"Have you heard? You can earn academic credits by mining in the game."

"Frog Fun is really good!"

In 2050, a holographic online game appeared on the internet, promising "a complete package of college credits, including comprehensive assessment credits, just by registering for the game!" This caused an uproar among college students across China!

Why has the college entrance rate in Chinese high schools risen so dramatically in recent years, with many students scoring over 600 on the national college entrance examination (Gaokao)? The record-breaking Gaokao results in China have astonished foreigners.

Following the intense competition in China's national education system, more news has emerged.

"The average number of college students per capita in China," "Someone in a certain part of China successfully launched a rocket they built," and "In 2052, China will win two Nobel Prizes in Physics and Chemistry."

The United Nations spent months investigating before discovering that the source was actually a game.