Northern Myanmar: These players are acting strangely!

Chapter 1: The world's first 4D game, 100% virtual reality!

"This game called 'Mao Pian' is really popular lately! Almost every video game YouTuber is streaming it!"

Lanxing, a dormitory at Jingzhou University.

Wang Zixu spent an hour browsing Bilibili, and the video section of the gaming section was almost entirely dominated by a game called "Mao Pian".

He couldn't help but mutter to himself, then skillfully switched to QQ and typed the same message in a group chat.

His group nickname is "King of Freebies," which seems out of place with the group name "Persuade to Spend Money Club."

As a typical student, I'm broke and struggle to make ends meet, so I only play games hard without spending any money.

The guys in the group usually affectionately call him "freeloader" or jokingly call him "Old Wang next door".

"It's trending! It's even on the hot search list. I heard it's because Tencent copied some small workshop. (Watching the drama unfold)"

Upon seeing the group chat message, Chen Jiajun smiled slightly and replied immediately.

He is the group owner, and his nickname is a single character "俊" (Jun). The silly netizens in the group often call him "handsome guy", "handsome brother", or "pretty boy".

Sun and Moon in the Same Mistake (Administrator): "I knew it! Those guys at Tencent are all idiots. (Smiles)"

Newbie player (admin): "This isn't the first or second time this has happened; they keep imitating, but never surpass them! (laughs)"

Ready to quit the game: "I've seen this game, it's a pretty good idea, but Tencent copied it. If nothing unexpected happens, it won't be long before they start making a killing!"

Having learned his lesson in cornfields: "Hilarious! I think it's great that the Penguin team is involved. Their talent is undeniable, and the game they create will definitely surpass the original!"

Newbie player: "Holy crap, dude, everyone's plagiarizing, who's going to bother with original content?"

Sun and Moon, both wrong: "Six hundred and sixty-six, how much does it cost to wash penguins like this? Give me a chance! (Looking forward to it)"

Having learned his lesson in the cornfield: "What the hell?!"

The group admin, "Jun," retracted a member's message.

[The group owner "Jun" removed "Had a bad experience in the cornfield" from this group.]

Upon seeing someone defending Tencent and using foul language, Chen Jiajun kicked him out without hesitation.

"Let's all be rational when following this story, and refrain from using abusive language."

"I've looked into this. Tencent copied Seal Studios. This company was less than a year old and was hoping to use 'Mao Pian' to participate in the TIG Independent Game Development Competition. But when it came time to promote the game, it was copied, and they didn't even change the game's name!"

The King of Freeloaders: "That's terrible! This boss is really unlucky!" (in horror)

A novice player commented: "The theme of this year's TIG Independent Game Development Competition is anti-fraud and fraud prevention. 'Mao Pian' is in a class of its own, which is a pity."

"Although the prize money for this competition is not much, if you can win the top prize, the government will sponsor your advertising for a year, and it will definitely attract a lot of investment from business owners. It's no exaggeration to say that you'll soar to new heights."

More and more people started joining the group chat.

Although some people did not speak, they still watched the screen with great interest.

This group has over a hundred members. It was created when we were playing Legend of Mir and fighting for the city. Later, we all moved on to other games, but we still chat from time to time.

Seeing everyone chatting enthusiastically, Chen Jiajun said at the opportune moment:
"In fact, after discovering that 'The Swindler' had been plagiarized, the Seal immediately activated Plan B and devoted all its energy to the development of the new work 'Bloody Golden Triangle: Survivors,' which is now in the testing phase."

The game's name instantly piqued Wang Zixu's interest:

"This game's name sounds interesting!"

"But I feel it's more like a survival game. Does it have anything to do with anti-fraud and fraud prevention?"

The curiosity of others was also piqued.

Thinking of quitting the game: "I just searched on the Seal Games website, but I couldn't find this game. (Question)"

New player: "I couldn't find it either."

Sun and Moon at the Same Fault: "Jun just said the game is still in the testing phase, it would be a miracle if you guys could find it. (Rolls eyes)"

Just when everyone was feeling a bit disappointed, Chen Jiajun sent a series of messages.

"The game is indeed still in the testing phase, but it's not like there's no chance to experience it."

"I have a friend who works at Seal Games and was involved in the development of 'Bloody Golden Triangle: Survivors'." "I have a few beta test slots available; would any of you like to try it out?"

The message received many responses as soon as it was sent out.

"Is Zun Du fake? If it's real, of course I'd be willing to experience it."

"As expected of Brother Jun, he has a powerful network. May I ask, do you need money?"

Wang Zixu suspected that Jun Ge's QQ account had been hacked.

You think you can just make up a game name and scam money in the group?
Seeing that many group members were asking questions, and some were even questioning, Chen Jiajun immediately replied:
"Free trial, but you need to submit a medical examination report within the past year before you can book the game."

"This game is a 100% fully immersive game that allows players to experience the game as if they were actually there, so it is prohibited for minors or players with heart disease or mental illness to play."

Not long after the message was sent, a series of messages popped up in the group as if they had planned it.

"Brother Jun, aren't you being a bit too arrogant?"

"A medical report is required to play games? (Question)"

Wang Zixu rolled his eyes as he lay on the bed.

A 100% immersive game?

How real is it?

Isn't that ridiculous?

Tencent previously attempted to create 4D games, claiming they could fully simulate the real world and immerse players in the game, but what was the result?

It's all just a gimmick to attract users.

Although 4D movie technology is mature, there are still many challenges to overcome before it can be applied to the gaming industry.

If even a behemoth like Tencent hasn't fully solved this, how can a small studio like Seal Games dare to claim it's 100% authentic?

Jun didn't explain, but just sent me a website address.

Wang Zixu used 360 Security to check before cautiously clicking on the website.

This is the official website for the game "Bloody Golden Triangle: Survivors". The website interface is very simple, and it looks like a small workshop that can't even afford to hire an artist.

However, the necessary certificates and registration information are complete, indicating that this website is not a fraudulent website, but a legitimate website that has been verified by relevant departments.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page, where you'll find a large "Reservation" button.

[The world's first 4D game, 100% virtual reality!]

[The Bloodstained Golden Triangle: Survivors cordially invites all players to experience the game. Pre-registration is welcome!]

Current number of reservations: 0

"Ah……"

Wang Zixu laughed. Jun Ge had been shouting in the group for so long, it turned out he was just trying to recruit more people.

I just don't know how much commission I'll get for each person I bring in.

But to be fair, the number of pre-registrations for the game seems quite realistic; at least there wasn't some kind of pre-registration queue system, and they didn't claim to have tens of millions of players online simultaneously.

"Dude, today we'll see if you're a human or a ghost."

After Wang Zixu clicked to make an appointment, a new window immediately popped up, requiring him to submit a medical examination report before proceeding to the next step.

A while ago, their school had just conducted physical examinations, and on a whim, they uploaded the electronic report.

After waiting a few seconds, the application was approved, but the expected registration interface did not appear. Instead, the number of current reservations changed from 0 to 1.

"Holy crap, this is so realistic!?"

"Tsk, do they not even need to register an account?"

"Does this mean the reservation was successful?"
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P.S.: Judging from the title, it's not hard to guess that it's essentially a Burmese story disguised as a game. Even the realistic parts of the plot might not have as much of the over-the-top action and face-slapping. I know many readers are drawn to the story of the counterattack on the Golden Triangle, the satisfying kills of telecom fraudsters, and the content mentioned in the synopsis, even the player taking over the entire country of Myanmar and expanding globally—all of which are progressing step by step. If it were just pure killing, it might not feel immersive. Furthermore, the early scams and the events within the park were based on extensive research; the book explains everything very clearly, so even those who haven't been to northern Myanmar or are unfamiliar with scams can read it without difficulty.

Please add my new book to your favorites and keep reading!
(End of this chapter)