Building a City Starts with Calling College Students

[Infrastructure + Farming + Another World + The Fourth Natural Disaster] As a dedicated citizen of the 21st century, Shen Nanyi was accidentally involved in a different world. When the system issued a task: establish a territory in the different world and develop it into a city, and the number of residents must reach 2 billion before it can be cleared and returned to reality. In order to complete the task, Shen Nanyi developed a different world game to call on college students across the country to develop the territory, but watching She fell into silence for someone who had even forgotten the linear equation of one variable. It turned out to be true. College Student Different World is a holographic game that fully simulates the five senses. The audience is mostly college students. If you die in the game, you will lose the game qualification. You can use your sleep time to play the game. The time ratio is 1:3. One hour online in real life is equivalent to 3 hours of different world time. Due to the full simulation, Different World Becoming another world for people on earth, the metaverse becomes a reality in 2050. Copywriting 2: "Have you heard, you can get credits by mining in the game?" "It's really fun!" A holographic online game appeared on the Internet in 2050 on Earth. "Registering for the game will have the opportunity to obtain comprehensive test and other college student credits. Family bucket gift package." All of a sudden, college students all over China exploded! In recent years, China Why is the enrollment rate in middle school soaring? There are many people with scores above 600 in the college entrance examination. China's college entrance examination has reached a new level, which shocked foreigners. After the involution of China's national education, news came that "China has more college students per capita" "Someone in China made a homemade rocket and successfully launched it" "In 2052, China both won the Nobel Prize in Physics and Chemistry" The United Nations lurked for several months before discovering that the source was actually a game