In the summer of 2006, Wang Xiaoyi, who failed the college entrance examination, was sitting in a rental house with a monthly rent of 80 yuan, clicking the mouse on an old CRT monitor. On the 37th day after the legendary account was blocked, he almost went crazy - until a line popped up in the pop-up window: "China" internal beta qualification, limited to 10,000.
"Yi Ge, can this game be a dragon slaying game?" The fat man, his best friend, asked, holding a spicy stick in his mouth.
"Harder than slaying a dragon." Wang Xiaoyi stared at the screen, his fingertips tapping sparks on the worn keyboard, "This game can explode the real future."
Three poor students, with a broken computer, cut down the krypton gold bosses in the world of "China" and slaughtered Sabak. They were also surrounded by a group of female players with shining IDs. Until one day, "Xiao Tiantian", who has the largest milk volume in the gang, sent a message: "Wang Xiaoyi, I brought iced watermelon downstairs in your rental house."
Only then did he realize that behind the IDs who fought side by side in the game, there was a life that was more dazzling than the equipment. And this game that started in 2006 has quietly rewritten the fate of all of them.
