Lin Wan, twenty-six years old, graduated with a second degree and worked in an administrative position for three years. She submitted countless resumes and was always rejected in the first round of interviews.
I have lost one pound and regained two pounds. I have been distracted for three hours after turning two pages in a book. I have learned how to swim for three summers and still can only flop in shallow water. It's not that she doesn't work hard - she can't even find the right direction for her efforts.
Until late one night, a game cartridge appeared out of thin air on an open test paper.
The Sims system, dual world mode. The skills learned in the game, the fat lost, and the money earned are all synchronized to the real world.
Lin Wan thought that all the hardships had come to an end.
It turns out that the rules of the game world are ten thousand times more stringent than she imagined - food only restores hunger but not energy, you can't even take a taxi without money, your entertainment value is too low and your learning efficiency is cut in half, and your social bar becomes red for a long time and triggers the negative state of "loneliness".
There are no cheats, there is no one-click max level. She had to find a way to survive in this world first.
Fortunately, there are rough gemstones and meteorites scattered on the roadside in Sunset Valley. There are flowers hidden by the pond that can be sold at high prices. The library has novels that can be borrowed for free for ninety days. She even adopted a dog in the game world.
In the real world, she only has an empty room, a floor-length clothes rack, and a ray of sunshine.
Starting from English exams, to pets, fishing, gardening, cooking, writing... Skills are illuminated one by one, and life becomes better inch by inch. When the skill tree in the game finally reached the entrance to the career path, Lin Wan discovered that the real world she had escaped from for twenty-six years didn't seem so scary anymore.
Purpose: Rebuilding the true self in the virtual world