The Fourth Disaster: I Rely on Players to Conquer All Realms

Are you tired of those system flows where the protagonist is alone and the NPCs are all tool people? Let's take a look at this different fourth natural disaster article. The protagonist does not have an invincible golden finger, but only a broken computer that can connect to Blue Star. He disguised the other world as a game and summoned a group of "players" - they thought they were playing a game, but in fact, every time they cut with a knife, they were changing the real world. Players are not tools, they are a group of lunatics who treat other worlds as games. The sect started with a monument of merit and a leaky wooden house. Upgrading relied on cutting down trees to mine minerals, and fighting relied on chat channels to win over people. Enemies have intelligence, allies have selfish motives, and every NPC has its own agenda. There is no one-click instant kill, no clever villain, only a real game of interests and a bloody tug-of-war. Even better: the realm in the game will feed back into reality. When you see a retired soldier rescuing a child from an out-of-control van on the street with his bare hands, and the e-sports girl moves so quickly that her teammates scroll the screen and ask, "Are you cheating?", That shocking feeling of "the game is not just a game" is more impressive than any pretentious slap in the face. This is not the road to invincibility of one person, but the story of a group of "celestial soldiers" pushing the status of the human race to the top. Real, hardcore, and top-notch.