Workplace Bully: I Am a BOSS in an Online Game

Operations specialist Zhou Linfeng, who owed three months' rent, gritted his teeth and bought a second-hand helmet in an attempt to repay the debt by playing online games. As a result, after logging in for the first time, I was bound by a bug to become the leader of the villain sect "Black Wind Sect" in the novice area - Rank: Final BOSS. Nine lives, get out when you use them up. Every week, players form a group and come to fight against them. If they can't defeat them, their lives will be forfeited. Other bosses have thousands of troops, but he has twelve disciples and a broken mountain. So he put away the tickets at the door. You need to get a number to attack the mountain, and you need to pay to queue up. If you jump in line, you need to pay extra. During the day, I was meeting in the company to make weekly reports, and at night, I was chased and hacked in the game. When the leader spoke by name, he was calculating in his mind whether the tax cuts would be enough to repair the goalposts. But he has one thing that all NPCs don't have - he is a living person. Three years of operational experience told him: don't waste traffic when it comes, and develop a business model even if you get beaten. Players gradually discovered something was wrong: Why does this BOSS look more and more like a real person the more he fights?