Shiraishi picked up a black metal cube and clicked it, and a sandbox interface popped up - it could create continents, throw disasters, and create intelligent races. It was like a tangible WorldBox.
He was so bored that he built a magical world where he watched elves tie up giant dragons with vines; he opened a technology line and watched dwarves stuff steam engines into armor; he even created a wasteland and watched mutants use radiation energy to make nuclear bombs.
Originally I just wanted to be a hands-off shopkeeper and watch civilization fight each other, but unexpectedly, the cube suddenly connected to the Internet, and a group of guys with "player" IDs rushed in: Some people stuffed elves with AK47s, some taught dwarves how to dance socially, and some dragged mutants to engage in "interracial online dating."
Shiraishi looked at the world that had been turned into a pot of porridge by the players, and silently called up the "Meteorite Falling from the Sky" button: Are you out of it? It's okay, the worst case scenario is deleting the account and re-opening it... Wait, why did this player crawl out with the magic outfit in the sandbox? !
(Behind-the-scenes creation + civilization observation + player activities + cross-world linkage, from raising the world to being fed back by the world, Shiraishi discovered: This block is not a toy, but a shackle that binds him to the position of the God of Creation - and also brings a group of naughty players who want to destroy the house.)
Le, is also the founder of Labiaijia