"A friend recommended a strategy game called □□."
"It was my first time to play, but I got started surprisingly smoothly. I could easily figure out how to add some points to achieve the achievement of 'exterminating humanity'. But, as the virus became stronger, I felt inexplicably uncomfortable. The entire population was infected and the government paralyzed the progress of the vaccine, and the virus began to kill the whole world."
"Perhaps the sense of immersion is too strong, but it feels really bad to be a villain. I started to quickly remove the various properties of the virus. It didn't help, and the human race was rapidly dying out. When there were only hundreds of thousands of infected people left alive, I couldn't bear it and quit the game, deleted it, and never played it again. There were exactly 365 days in the game."
"At that time, I felt a bit self-deceiving and relieved, but it seems that as long as the game does not reach the last moment, those humans may be able to create miracles in a world I don't know, survive, and rebuild civilization."
"But what I didn't expect was that the person who needs to create a miracle... Would be myself."