Let the scourge go to the right path, and you make games to reward them?.

Chapter 780 is finally here (22)

In the Nether, entertainment has always been a luxury.

Pets, as a top choice for entertainment, have always been coveted by many cultivators in the lower realms.

In their minds, even an ordinary pet can provide immense comfort, allowing them to indulge in more fantasies in this era.

Unfortunately, they can hardly afford to buy them, and even if they can buy them, they can hardly afford to raise them.

First, there's the issue of food. Cultivators can also acquire an indestructible iron stomach through their cultivation techniques. When they are extremely hungry, they can even digest and absorb soil, absorbing every last drop of humus into their bodies.

But cats and dogs don't have this function, and we can't afford the mythical beasts that do.

Therefore, pet food must be purchased from essential stores and is quite expensive, much more expensive than feeding a person.

The second problem is that pets have a relatively short shelf life.

No matter how well you raise a pet, it only has a lifespan of three or four years. If a pet dies, it must be disposed of properly in a designated place, or you will be fined.

Moreover, pets cannot be bought back to life; once they die, they are gone forever, which makes the cultivators here extremely envious, but also extremely saddened.

The last problem is that they simply don't have time to take care of their pets.

In the lower realm, having two jobs is common sense, three jobs is the basics, and four jobs are what make someone ambitious.

They were already struggling to stay alive, and had no time to care for another little life.

However, the game "Non-Sword Pets" launched by the Yaoguang team has now perfectly made up for this.

Cyber ​​pets don't need to eat at all; they just need to hang out in "Non-Sword" every day to gain cultivation, and they're always lively and energetic.

Moreover, they have extremely long lifespans, reaching the point where "I will not die unless my master dies, and I will not die even if my master dies," making them a family heirloom that can be passed down from generation to generation.

Furthermore, these pets don't require care. If you like them, you can pet them in "Feijian"; if you don't like them anymore, you can release them and raise a new one.

In addition to these advantages, they also have extremely high cultivation value.

Accumulating cultivation and improving one's realm can bring users a strong sense of accomplishment.

The pets hatched from different pet eggs are also random. Users can marry their friends to raise even cuter offspring, thus achieving the goal of having many children and many blessings.

With a combination of advantages, "Non-Sword Pets" caused a huge stir as soon as it was released.

Even cultivators who don't have much need for communication are now used to keeping their pets online. One "pet group" after another has been established, and a large number of users have started to recruit new users from each other, just so that the other party can help them with their cultivation.

In order to promote the pets, Yaoguang has put a lot of effort into the pets' appearance. The biggest task every day is to constantly create new pet images and update the cutest ones to motivate users to follow them.

They even updated the features of "Non-Sword", allowing individual pet phantoms to appear independently outside the jade slip. They will also add touch controls and sounds later to make these imaginary pets more realistic and vivid.

This change was proposed by Lin Yuan. Although it was only a small improvement, its impact was enormous.

The pets that are active outside are the best advertisements. Many cultivators were immediately attracted after seeing the illusion, and then began to inquire about the origin of this thing, and soon became new users of "Non-Sword".

Even without on-the-ground promotion, the user base of "Feijian" is growing at an extremely rapid pace and is beginning to spread to higher social strata.

In just a few days, every cultivator had a pet, ushering in the "era of great pets".

Among the inspectors, Lu Shuangxing looked at the cultivators around her and felt rather speechless. Apart from her, almost every inspector had a pet. They would stop halfway through their work to pet their spirit pets, then show a kind smile like an old father or mother before continuing their work.

At first, Lu Shuangxing did not agree with this kind of thing.

No matter how realistic an illusion is, it is still just an illusion. The genuine communication and connection between humans and spirit beasts cannot be magically transformed. In the end, what you get is nothing but deception.

The Wind Cat in her home is the best example. No matter how well she raises the spirit beasts in "The Sword and the Sword," none of them can replace the Wind Cat's position in her heart, which is like that of a daughter.

However, she wasn't some kind of demon; as long as it didn't interfere with their normal work, she wouldn't stop these people.

Moreover, after observing for these days, she found that the inspectors' mood improved by 37%, their efficiency increased by 82%, and the number of times they smiled was 37 times higher than before.

The logistics staff also reported that fewer cultivators were coming to them for acupuncture recently. The number of inspectors who used to need an acupuncture treatment every half hour to relax has decreased by 80%, which has cost the logistics department a lot less money from acupuncture treatments.

Moreover, there have been fewer conflicts between inspectors and cultivators in the area recently. In the past, inspectors would be on guard for a long time when they saw other cultivators, and would take action in advance after the other party showed his magic weapon, so as not to make themselves pay for their own lives.

But now, the fantasy of pets has given them a common language. When they see a pet they like, they will even go up to chat with it, add each other as friends, and raise the next generation together.

Various benefits kept coming her way, and the Chief of Staff praised her achievements every day, but she knew she hadn't done anything.

The better the situation, the more worried Lu Shuangxing became.

She always felt that something was going to happen, but things didn't go as planned.

Moreover, the better "Feijian" develops, the more afraid she becomes that "Feijian" will suddenly switch to a paid version.

After all, this technique already possesses the enormous function of efficient communication, and with the addition of "Feijian Game Hall," it has both tool and entertainment attributes, which is extremely terrifying no matter how you look at it.

Once it becomes a paid service, it will surely become a heavy burden for all cultivators, because she can no longer imagine life without "Non-Sword".

But if it continues to be free, Lu Shuangxing will be even more afraid.

If you don't charge for something this good, what are you planning to do with it? Lu Shuangxing didn't even dare to think about it.

She really couldn't think of any other way but to rebel.

Just as Lu Shuangxing was racking his brains, a sword light twisted and turned in, and after landing, it transformed into the appearance of the Cloud Sword Immortal.

Compared to his spirited appearance a few days ago, Yun Jianxian now looks much more haggard.

Her hair was dry, and the magic sword beside her had been replaced with a wooden sword; the previous one had been sold somewhere.

Many of the magical artifacts and robes on his body had disappeared, and his disheveled appearance surprised Lu Shuangxing, who couldn't help but ask, "What happened to you?"

“The revenue from the Sword Light System has been declining, and now only a few systems are being used by anyone,” Yun Jianxian said, biting his finger. “If this continues, I won’t even be able to afford to pay my employees’ salaries.”

"Then fire them."

“I can’t open it. Most of them are people with connections, and I can’t touch them. I’ve already sold all my magical artifacts at a loss. I’ve barely managed to hold on for a month, and I don’t know what I’ll do next month. Shuangxing, can you lend me some money? I don’t want to take out a loan.”

Seeing Yun Jianxian begin to tremble, Lu Shuangxing felt that his worst fears were about to be realized.

(End of this chapter)