Chapter 807: Chapter 448 The Cage and the Answer_2 Chapter 807: Chapter 448 The Cage and the Answer_2 “What would the editor do?”
“As long as I can produce better work, he’ll do it. Okay, I’m going to finish the ending now; you guys go on without .”
Watching Liuzi, convinced by Xien Waidao, then log off to rush his draft, Mukuai 1234 and Goddess of Art’s eyes widened, suspecting that there must be so unspeakable secrets between the two.
Soti later, Mukuai 1234 said to Xien Waidao, “Even if you have ti to do this, it’s still not worth it. Spending tens of thousands of years on sothing you won’t complete even in death, aren’t you taking a ga’s simulation content too seriously?”
“If you’re not serious about playing gas, then what aspire to do?” retorted Xien Waidao disdainfully.
“What you’re saying! Apologize to all the people around the world who don’t play gas!”
“No, I’m amoral, I like to stir trouble, bite , idiot. And I’m not fighting alone; I have other considerations,” Xien Waidao responded provocatively.
Taking advantage of Liuzi’s temporary absence, Xien Waidao flexed his fingers and began posting in the Ga Inn.
He logged in all his alts and started to stir up montum for a post.
[I discovered a problem in “Parallel World” today: I’ve never been able to strive to beco a celebrity. Is this a bug?]
[Interesting, I noticed too. But I’m not a celebrity; I’m a hotel test sleeper. I really want to know how I got this job, but I never make it.]
[I wanted to beco a cop, but I never succeeded. I thought I was the only one in the world, turns out there are many like .]
With replies from different alts and active interaction in the thread, Xien Waidao used the speed of soone who had been single for twenty years to crazily boost his post’s popularity.
He was prepared to get banned, but to his surprise, he was let off this ti.
After all, the Ga Inn’s moderators are notoriously strict and keen, and things normally wouldn’t go this smoothly for him.
So, he beca even more unabashed in hyping up the post, continuously increasing its heat until it finally touched the tail of today’s trending topics.
Once he reached the bottom of today’s hot topics, he stopped.
The rest of the matter didn’t require his involvent.
Players drawn to the thread started noticing its content; so thought it was just a joke, but many others said they had the sa problem.
As the topic’s popularity surged, more genuine players joined in, sharing their experiences in the ga.
[I ran into the sa problem; I never received my parents’ love. The ga reminded of real life, and it’s sothing that has always bothered .]
[Sa here, I’ll be bold and confess, playing this ga has been very upsetting. I wanted to find so solace in the ga, but no matter what I do, I can’t get what I really want. This feeling… even though I know it’s just a ga, it still leaves feeling very disappointed.]
[I wanted to be a novelist, but I’ve never succeeded. No matter how many tis I play, when I see the depressing ending, I feel like I’ll never be happy again.]
… One by one, players raised their issues, and those who had not noticed the problem beca curious and tried it themselves, subsequently realizing that they too had things they couldn’t attain.
So sought their parents’ affection, so an apology from a perpetrator, others a playmate from their mories.
Then ca an event that thrust “Parallel World” into the spotlight.
A popular actor, when asked during an interview if he played gas in his private ti, this typically somber perforr imdiately said, “Yes.”
“That’s unexpected. What kind of gas do you like?” the host continued.
“Parallel World. I noticed my daughter always playing, so I wanted to see what it was about. Before I knew it, a whole night had passed, and the director scolded the next day.”
“So it must be a fun ga, right? Is it a dostic product?”
“Yeah, from Living Immortal. The ga… it’s not a matter of whether it’s fun or not; it’s… a regretful kind. It’s not that it isn’t fun. The simulation content inside is intriguing, just like seeing another version of myself, what could’ve happened with different choices.”
“Why would it be regretful then?” the host inquired.
At that, the actor sported the most perfect bitter smile of his acting career: “Because it reminds that, no matter how successful, so things are still irrevocable.”
Though it was unclear what the actor’s personal regrets were, his statent undoubtedly pushed “Parallel World” to new heights.
Different from the first breakout, this ti, the ga conveyed a sense of malice from the Living Immortal.
Everyone has regrets or desires, akin to a tiny barb in the flesh; elusive, yet it brings occasional acute pain in the dead of night, causing restless sleep.
And this ga, it exposed each person’s inner wound, forcing them to confront that barb, yet offering no way to extract it.
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