Something’s Not Right With This Calamity Text Adventure Game
Chen Qi glanced at the nonsensical chatter of his online friends and, on a whim, downloaded a crude text-based game called "New Sun." To his astonishment, everything they had spoken of turned out to b
Tick, tick.
Eleven o’clock in the evening, at the bus stop, the sky was shrouded in thick clouds, and filthy rainwater battered the ground ceaselessly.
At this midnight hour, the streets lay empty and desolate.
Chen Qi sighed.
“If only this rain would stop soon.”
Chen Qi, an orphan, had just graduated from university, working as a programmer; the company he was employed by had just announced its dissolution.
As a fledgling worker, Chen Qi opened his weary eyes, his mood as bleak as the rain pouring before him.
Jobs were hard to come by now, especially for someone who grew up in an orphanage. The requirements for new positions were far too demanding.
Forget it, he thought, no point dwelling on these worries now.
In this lonely midnight at the public bus stop, Chen Qi could only pass the tedious hours with his phone.
He glanced at his Morning Star bracelet, then scrolled through short videos.
For the past three months, perhaps due to climate change, the city had witnessed rare weather phenomena, and many obscure places had suddenly become trendy destinations.
But none of that concerned him; Chen Qi had neither the money nor the time to travel.
“If only this rain would stop soon,” he murmured again.
Suddenly, a group notification from the “New Sun Game Group” on his phone stood out.
[Luo Qing (Deputy Group Leader, Dragon King Emblem): @everyone, here are four activation codes for the game “New Sun.” Please ensure you use them in a place where no one is present, and refrain from sharing