The more ups and downs a life has, the higher the ending score will be.
But what if it gets off to a bad start?
Your identity: a slum orphan abandoned by his parents.
Your skills: Make a living by picking up rags and doing odd jobs.
Your property: a shabby iron house with a deposit of fourteen yuan and seventy cents.
Your ending: Beaten to death by a strong boss for stealing food.
Ending score: A very bleak life. Considering that I was beaten to death for stealing food in the end, I reluctantly gave it 1 point.
The first time the simulation was restarted, you resisted your hunger and chose not to steal food. This time you were not killed.
But after spending all the remaining grain and fourteen yuan and seventy cents at home, the damn capitalist boss still refuses to pay wages, and you starve to death.
The second time, you angrily chose to take a big bite.
You were beaten to death by your boss again.
After going through it all over again more than a dozen times, your brain, which was tortured to death by hunger and the shadow of your family, was finally willing to think about it, and worked hard to find a new job that provided food and paid wages on time.
But the new job is tiring and your brain stops thinking again.
Ten years later, you are overworked and fat, and you are exhausted.
Restarting the simulation for the ninety-ninth time, due to work arrangements, you occasionally have the opportunity to go to the legendary core area.
But someone on the street calls you "an inferior person", "a fat pig" and "a wretch with no will of his own".
What does it mean?
What are they talking about?
Dreams, freedom, wealth.
Your brain finally sprouts shallow expectations for the first time.
Later, you created countless legendary lives that made the world voluntarily write biographies for you.
Top female star, wealthy empire, talented writer, commander-in-chief on the battlefield...
Countless audiences cheer for your life.
"But you know what?"
"I have made countless choices that I didn't want to make but had to make. I sacrificed my morality and conscience and suffered countless pains in exchange for a glimpse of you."
Purpose: Live out of yourself
