In 2050, AI has taken over most human jobs.
On the day Lu Chenzhou loses his job, the United Nations launches the virtual world Apocalypse: Nirvana as “humanity’s last employment plan.”
He brings two sweet, clueless rookies along and registers the Star Studio in the game.
While others grind monsters and level up, they use Photoshop to make billboards for game NPCs;
While others battle for dominance among guilds, they bid on sanitation and landscaping contracts for virtual capital cities;
While others grind for gear, they launch a “career skills training” package within the game, with students across the entire server.
When financial giants try to fleece this new world using real-world currency, Lu Chenzhou stands at the bell-ringing platform of the virtual stock exchange and addresses the global livestream cameras:
“Welcome to the new world. Here, our company has just gone public.”
Very good indeed. I like it very much. There are very few comments so far and not many people have read it, but it is definitely worth a look. Suits my taste
The writing is pretty good and the logic is pretty good. It's worth a read [Read carefully]
It's a good book that makes people want to read it. There are visions of the future in it, and AI technology will really slowly replace humans.