What If Reality Became a Game?

Does the author have some misunderstanding about high school students? Are these thugs harassing a senior high school student? And a student from a top-tier high school at that? They're likely to be detained! And the school will definitely intervene; those students who blocked them will basically be expelled!

The plot is a bit outrageous. I was born in '97, and I went to our city's top high school in 2011. I remember when I was a senior, a junior girl suddenly had a heart attack and died in class. Her parents demanded 1.5 Million yuan, but the school refused. So they hired a bunch of thugs to cause trouble at our school. In the end, we all stayed in the classroom and didn't leave.

Haha, good schools would never have outsiders causing fights. Is the author writing about a vocational high school or a technical secondary school?

It seems the author may not be familiar with the senior year of high school; mock exams don't allow students to hand in their papers early. 😜

After reading the previous chapters, although it's completely unreasonable to have so many top students, academic kings, and ultimate academic geniuses in one class, Xiao Du doesn't seem to have any major problems. But the more you read, the more you realize that the author either didn't finish high school, or high school is equivalent to the protagonist's level before he was cheated on.

Honestly, I found it quite interesting at first, but the glaring data flaws in Chapter 15 were enough to make me want to quit. Leaving aside the misleading format of the treasure chest descriptions, let's assume it's a chest for 999. Some readers have calculated that, excluding monster battles, the quest rewards alone amount to over 4,000 gold coins, and each attack rewards tens, hundreds, or…

Um, I need to talk to you about something... This week's recommendations are crucial, directly determining whether Fat Otaku's book will make it onto the Sanjiang Recommendations list. Many people may not know this, but being recommended by Sanjiang is probably the dream of every aspiring writer like myself.

... Free for a limited time, unable to subscribe, I specially tipped just to vent. ... The idea was great, but I couldn't resist watching it for long. ...[After beating up the thugs] ... First, it was clearly indicated that the school beauty was born with superhuman strength, but later it was assumed that she was weak and powerless.

If reality were gamified—no, all it would need is a progress bar—I could fucking control everyone.

After reading the chapter about the military training party, I died from poisoning. Is that how magic tricks are done? It's outrageous!