Ultra: When I Let the Player Come to the World of Light

If one day, Tiga said to you, "You can also become light" - would you do it? Su Chen's answer was: He had no choice. At 3:17 in the morning, he was still working overtime at the company to change the code. The computer screen suddenly exploded with a golden light, and when he opened his eyes again, he was already standing on a ruins. The sky was dark red, and the air was filled with a burnt smell. A fifty- to sixty-meter-tall monster was rising slowly from behind the building, with a dark purple ball of light condensing in its mouth. It's over, as soon as this thought flashed through my mind, a ray of light fell from the sky. Three colors of red, purple and silver, diamond-shaped forehead crystal, streamlined breastplate - he knew that figure from behind, Diga. "I finally found you." The giant's voice rang in his mind, "The light in this world is disappearing, and I am the last remnant." Before Diga dissipated, he shot the last light particles into his palm, and a translucent interface popped up in his field of vision - "The Savior of Light System has been activated. Developer: Diga himself." The core function of the system has only five words: world gamification. Seventy-two hours later, humans from his original world will log in as players. They form a team, fight monsters, complete tasks, and unlock the giant form of light, but they don't know that every bit of their light energy is actually saving a world on the verge of collapse. Three thousand people, three hundred thousand people, three million people, one hundred million people. When countless players pressed the transformation button at the same time, when those players who had exhausted their light energy clenched their fists in front of the screen of the original world - Su Chen finally understood that Diga's "You can also become light" was never a metaphor. Tiga left him a one-way ticket forever