You Asked Me to Promote Antiwar, So What Is Unit 731?

Chen Ping was an utterly ordinary college student, but he has been tormented for 23 years, for a full 23 years! Every night, he dreams of that 731 story. As someone who transmigrated, he seriously suspects this System is out to get him. What do you mean, “Let the world feel pain”? What do you mean, “Once you have enough Pain Points, you can end this endless cycle of nightmares”? And all he has to do to improve his abilities is share the pain and earn Pain Points? How could he not understand the pain of 731? With the same history and the same Dragon Kingdom, could he let this happen to the already-rising dragon all over again? Of course not! As it happens, the World Anti-War Games Competition is about to begin. What a coincidence: this game lets players choose where to release their creations! What a perfect coincidence! I can take the pain the System gave me, and let my friends in Japan experience the horror of 731 for themselves. After all, it's an anti-war game. Letting those who committed such atrocities experience it firsthand is a way to promote peace, isn't it? “A bag of rice, yo! Carry it up a few floors!” And so, an immersive VR game called “731 Survival Challenge” launches in Japan. Japanese players: “What kind of inhumane thing is this 731 survival game? We condemn it, we strongly condemn it!” Dragon Kingdom players: “Inhumane? It's a great game. You have to feel pain to understand the value of peace. Come on, let's buy 731 Survival on the Japanese server and give those players a proper challenge!”