I Made the Lost Civilization into an Online Game

The game studio is about to shut down its servers and liquidate in seventy-two hours. However, Zhou Xu started a "civilization compiler" from the hard drive left by his missing father that could compile a dying civilization into an online game. The first batch of players thought they were challenging the only copy in the entire server, but found that there was no archive here and they could not go back. Players can re-project after death, but the residents of the city only have one life and will remember every promise. When the alien engineer called out Zhou Xu's name through the interface, and the real-life equipment printed out materials that did not belong to the earth, he finally understood: the so-called open beta was not a game, but a cry for help from a civilization across the stars. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.