Building Mecha in Video Games: Is This a Gaming Addiction Education Show?

Su Yi transmigrates to a parallel world,

where he discovers that he's taking part in a livestreamed show called "Young People Addicted to the Internet, Wasting Half Their Lives."

As the documentary's main subject, he has appeared in just two episodes,

yet he's already become a cautionary tale used by countless parents across the Dragon Kingdom to educate their children!

To avoid revealing his identity, Su Yi keeps playing the computer game Titanfall as usual!

"You played the game for one hour and grasped the fundamental structure of a Titan mech."

"You played the game for two hours and grasped the design of a Titan engine."

"You played the game for three hours and grasped..."

Su Yi is astonished to discover that playing games lets him grasp all kinds of things from inside them.

The show's tone changes dramatically.

He plays Titanfall, and Su Yi builds a mech!

He plays Resident Evil, and Su Yi develops a serum for the T-virus.

He plays...

Building mechs by playing games? Is this what an internet-addicted young person is supposed to be?

Parents all over the country are in an uproar. Maybe we should let our kids play games too?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.