The Game I Made About Cultivating Immortals Came True

Chen Mo is a game planner. He has been working as a game planner for three years, but he is still a little transparent. He was framed by his colleagues and lost his job, spurned by his ex-girlfriend, and blackballed by the entire industry. 28 Years old, accomplished nothing. After returning to renting an apartment and having some free time, he finally had time to perfect the game "The World" that he had always wanted to play. Not for selling money, but because I want to complete it - the world of immortality that I have dreamed about since childhood but never told anyone. The night I finished the game, a light flashed across my computer screen. He casually clicked on "Changchun Kung" in the game, and a warm current spread from his chest. The cervical spondylosis that had not been cured for three years suddenly no longer hurt. The game he made came true. It's not time travel, it's that every line of code he writes runs in the real world. When he refines elixirs in the game, there will be an extra pill in his palm in real life. He built a foundation in the game, and the fatigue accumulated over the years began to fade away from his real body. No one knows about this. During the day, he was still the down-and-out unemployed planner, submitting resumes, getting rejected, and applying again. At night, he locked the door and faced the screen, constructing a world that was overlapping with reality. He didn't know where this power came from or where it would take him. He only knew that all the causes and effects in the world where spiritual energy would revive in the future were related to every line of code he wrote.