Anno: This Game Is so Real

When a financial crisis turned him into dust, senior analyst Lin Feng was involved in a real game called "Era". [Era] covers thousands of worlds, spanning the past, present and future. Here, power, force, technology, civilization... All achievements will eventually be quantified into the only ultimate yardstick-wealth value, which is used to measure the player's supreme status in the world. While all players are struggling to survive in the tide of the times, Lin Feng is already standing on the dimension, overlooking the overall situation. In the golden age of 1998, when players were still going crazy for the leftovers from the Internet bubble, you had quietly made plans and used capital to leverage the technology empire for the next twenty years, accumulating endless wealth for the next era. In the turmoil of the late Ming Dynasty, when players were busy defecting to Li Zicheng or the Manchu Qing Dynasty and competing for the merit of following the dragon, you had raised the banner of "arming the world" in the south of the Yangtze River, reorganized the rivers and mountains with a modern army, and continued the life of Chinese civilization with iron and blood. In the wasteland world, while players are still struggling for a piece of clean bread and a life-saving bullet, you have rebuilt the industrial system, monopolized the most important strategic resources - water and energy, and become the creditor behind all the survivor forces. In the interstellar age... From the earth to the sea of ​​stars, from reality to fantasy, every start is an absolute subversion of destiny. Thousands of epochs, infinite possibilities.