When a civilization reaches the pinnacle of dimensional existence, science reaches its limits, and conquest pushes against the boundaries of imagination.
Once science and conquest lose all meaning, civilization gradually loses its direction.
The vast majority of its life-forms lose every desire they once had: the desire to conquer, to develop, even to reproduce.
Every life-form begins uploading its consciousness to pass the seemingly eternal years.
At this point, the wisest administrators and artificial intelligences realize that civilization is about to wither amid its own prosperity, vanishing as quickly as fireworks after they bloom.
Earth and other game worlds are created.
They want to simulate the development of species and civilizations through real lives, using NPCs' independent consciousness to build diverse cultures, technological trajectories, emotional frameworks, and philosophical ideas.
Civilization's desireless individuals are sent to Earth to seek desire anew, to find directions civilization may have overlooked, and to discover a chance for their desireless civilization to begin again.
Lin Feng, an NPC simp who was originally a native of Earth, unexpectedly becomes Earth's administrator-in-training through a twist of fate.
Using the System to restore balance to this increasingly out-of-control world becomes his mission.
Money, beautiful women, technology, power, and even conquest can all awaken desire, and can also serve to balance the world.
After first obtaining the System, Lin Feng is just as captivated by desire.
But as he gradually comes to his senses, he finally learns how to manage this world.
I agree and support the above.
How should I put it? It's embarrassing. Really, it's embarrassing.