On the eve of Chen Jianlu's layoff, he was assigned to a violent death mobile game and became the only real-person GM in the server.
While compiling the player list, he saw an ID logged in for 14,000 days—before the game company was founded. That was the grandfather who had suffered a stroke and was aphasic.
What's even more bizarre is that the people who signed in were given food and grass during the war in the Han Dynasty, and the corrupt officials who were brought down by gold were real people in the history books.
It wasn't until he understood the background data that he realized that the so-called "server" had actually existed for five thousand years. The night he held the first fragment of a bamboo slip, his grandfather's account was online for eleven hours.
The company has just made a decision: after three months, it will officially stop serving.
Stop the service, that is, format
