The Wallfacer: Everyone wants to break through my wall.

The Wallfacer is an enemy of ETO. Seeing that his enemy is living a better and easier life than him, he finds it hard to suppress his jealousy and envy.

His companion waved the plastic fork in his hand and pointed at Lin Feng's photo.

"Don't think too lightly of him. We've already broken through his barrier twice. He might be under even more psychological pressure than we are now. I believe he should have received the news that the organization is increasing its resources to break through his barrier, so he's on high alert every day."

"His recent increased use of the V-Armor may be due to his intention to use it to carry out his plans."

His companion shook his head and said, "I don't think so. After the last failure, Feng Taylor should understand that there is no point in communicating with the Lord without our help."

"So now he's probably trying to use this method to hide his true thoughts from us, because he knows we have his mental models."

Upon hearing from their companions that Mozi had revealed his thought model to the Wallfacers, the ETO members immediately became dissatisfied.

"Mozi shouldn't have told Feng Taylor about this when he broke through the wall last time. That idiot."

If you're going to break through the wall, then break through the wall. But why tell the wallfacers so much? What are the other things in the organization doing?

Isn't it all right?

……

In the virtual world, after a long day of tedious classes, several students switched their devices to social chat.

"Hey, have you guys heard? The learning version of the virtual game has been launched."

"The one from SG Company?"

"No, it's a learning game jointly developed by various private colleges."

Upon hearing this, the other two were surprised. These schools, which only knew how to increase the difficulty of exam questions, actually made games. Who would have believed it before?

"Oh... they even develop games?"

"Is the whole game going to be filled with test questions?"

The student who leaked the information posted a nonchalant, cute emoji.

"Who knows? Why don't we give it a try? The reviews say it's really fun, a magical virtual world of dragon slaying. It's currently in trial period and free to use."

The students' world is simple. After a brief discussion, they decided to try out this newly launched learning game together.

Unlike The Three-Body Problem, this game has an open login interface, and the group encountered a person at the login interface.

"Excuse me, would you like to play this game too?"

"Is there a problem?"

Lin Feng, who was about to enter the game, asked.

"We're saying that playing alone is no fun, do you want to team up with us?"

"Thank you. I'm used to playing games in single-player mode, and I'm not used to playing in groups."

Lin Feng politely declined the invitations from several students, but they didn't insist and entered the game on their own. Lin Feng then joined in.

A line of text appeared in front of Lin Feng, followed by a few simple professional figures.

Welcome to Brave's Paradise! Passerby, please select your class.

Lin Feng thought for a moment and chose a profession with relatively balanced attribute panels.

"warrior."

Looking at the game's job tree, warriors can advance to holy warriors, who can heal, shield, and engage in melee or ranged combat, although their stat bonuses are not as high as other jobs, making them a well-rounded, all-around warrior.

As soon as he entered the game, Lin Feng looked around and found himself in a bedroom of a residential house. Next to him floated a small object that looked like a slime and had the words "Newbie Tutorial" written on it.

Lin Feng waited for a while, but the tutorial didn't respond at all. It wasn't until Lin Feng asked it that the tutorial gave a blank reply.

"Beginner's tutorial, what's next?"

Please find the quest NPC to accept the quest. You will need to gain experience to level up by completing the quest.

Following the tutorial, Lin Feng arrived at the nearest quest NPC.

It was a blacksmith NPC, clanging and banging iron ingots. Lin Feng could hear it from a great distance. A huge exclamation mark floated above his head. Anyone who wasn't blind could tell that this was a quest NPC, so Lin Feng found him without much effort.

But what happened next was something Lin Feng never expected.

"You can take the task from me, but you'll need to solve this problem first."

As soon as the NPC finished speaking, the entire game world seemed to freeze, and everything became still. A pop-up window appeared in front of Lin Feng, containing a mathematical problem of a linear equation in two variables.

Lin Feng raised an eyebrow and mentally filled in the answer.

Then, world time resumed its flow, and the blacksmith NPC continued hammering away without turning his head, while blankly speaking to Lin Feng.

"Very good, passerby A, this task is now yours."

"..."

Lin Feng opened his mouth, but in the end, he didn't say anything.

There were so many things to complain about that he didn't even know where to begin.

Afterwards, Lin Feng tried various operations, such as upgrading weapons, trading with the system, and fighting monsters, but without exception, they all required solving problems.

What disgusted Lin Feng the most was that just as he was about to unleash his skill on the first boss, a question popped up, indicating that the skill required answering a question to unlock and release.

Although the game developers thoughtfully considered that players couldn't quickly complete complex tasks during combat and paused the game, Lin Feng still felt disgusted.

It's roughly like the feeling of finally being able to relieve yourself after being constipated for a long time, or being violently dragged out of the toilet halfway through your business.

Lin Feng shook his head in disappointment and quit the game.

"You can see the creators put a lot of effort into it, as they specifically selected a lot of exam questions, but... this isn't a game, it's homework."

Lin Feng muttered his evaluation to himself as he opened a game window to prepare a rating.

The students who had previously invited Lin Feng to form a group came out a little later than Lin Feng.

"I shouldn't have had any hope for these schools after all. From the very beginning of the game, I could always sense the game developers' sense of superiority in showing off their knowledge."

"It's terrible. You have to do a question to fight a monster, you have to do a question to upgrade your equipment, you have to do a question to buy something. You have to do questions for everything. You can't do anything without doing questions. It's boring."

"That's not a game, it's a question bank, and a really disgusting one at that. At least the stack of test questions at home isn't that disgusting."

Watching the students grumble and log off, Lin Feng silently lowered the game's rating from C to another level. Then, in the review section, he wrote: "Other games get a D rating because they get a D rating. This game only gets a D rating, so I'm giving it a D rating. I've played it and I'm very disappointed. I suggest reworking it. This is part of the plan."

After that, Lin Feng continued to try out various newly released virtual games, and then rated them one by one, judging the quality of a game according to his own gaming standards.

In a short time, many games were forced to shut down shortly after their release.

The darkest hour for virtual games has arrived.

This is the era of the players.

Chapter 51 Newbies are all pros

Lin Feng knew that he had affected the interests of too many people during this period.

Looking at the newspaper in his hand, Lin Feng sighed.

Ninety-nine percent of the magazines and newspapers you randomly buy on the street are criticizing his plan from various angles, such as "Our children are not test subjects for the Wallfacers," "The harm of game pods to the human body," and "The ten major harms of virtual games to humanity"...

The content that used to be in newspapers has been compressed to the corners of the newspaper, occupying only a tiny area of ​​one percent of the total area, which is truly humble to the extreme.

The noise outside the mansion made Lin Feng lose his appetite for reading the newspaper.

He put down the newspaper, called the maid over, and questioned her with some dissatisfaction.

"How come people keep coming to my mansion to protest and demonstrate all the time? What's wrong with your security? This is my place, not a public market."

Lin Feng wasn't afraid of the protests outside, and they didn't have the ability to break in.

As the number of protests and demonstrations increased, Lin Feng called in a U.S. military unit to be stationed at the mansion. If people outside the mansion didn't rush in, it would be fine, but if they did, there was a reason to shoot them on the spot.

The maid replied with difficulty, "They are all ordinary people, with families, parents of many children. If we hurt them, many families will be broken, and many children will lose their parents and become orphans. They are only here for their children..."

The CIA is in a dilemma. These people are causing trouble because of their children. If force is used, public opinion will inevitably escalate and the situation will become more complicated.

"Alright, alright, I know. They're not ETOs, they're just... well... overly concerned parents. Is that alright?"

"Thank you for considering my opinion."

Why does this make him sound like a cold-blooded dictator? Lin Feng thought to himself.

“Go and send them away. I have my work to do and I don’t have the energy to deal with these trivial matters right now. Those who are stubborn will be arrested as ETOs.”

After briefly explaining the situation to the CIA, Lin Feng, wanting to avoid further trouble, put on the V-equipment and entered the game.

Lin Feng was invited to enter a social space and met Tate Williams, who had visited him last time, in the virtual world.

"I didn't expect you to have the courage to invite me. Other game development companies are terrified of me."

Capitalists are most afraid of losing money; it will not only cost them their lives but also make them suffer.

Lin Feng's practice of demanding immediate takedowns and reworks for anything that didn't meet standards truly made the game developers both hate and fearful.

Knight William smiled and said very respectfully, "SG has consulted you for advice, and naturally hopes that you can see our results. We have enough confidence in ourselves."

Lin Feng said, "Don't be too happy yet. Your game seems to be very popular with the students, but I'm a hands-on person. High praise doesn't count for me. Whether the game satisfies me depends on my gaming experience."

Among the games he removed from the game platform were many virtual games with good reputations among players, but these virtual games were not helpful for learning, so Lin Feng also ordered these games to be taken offline for rectification.

Lin Feng thought for a moment and then said, "I'd like to bring a friend along to form a group, is that okay?"

"Of course! Our game has a team mode, and we hope your friends will enjoy it too."

……

In the Three-Body Problem game, the snowfields have melted, replaced by an endless sea of ​​lava and fire, with rolling heat waves making the air seem to tremble.

Two dazzling suns hung in the sky, radiating a light that scorched the eyes.

A young woman dressed in Hanfu hid in a cave, gazing at the hellish scene outside, lost in thought for a long time.

Suddenly, a text message broke the silence; the sender's ID was "Passerby A".

[Hey Haruhi, I'm going to test a game, do you want to come along?]

Liang Gong frowned slightly, revealing a thoughtful expression, and replied to the message after pondering for a while.

"Okay, it's rare for a busy person like you to invite me, so I'll reluctantly accept."

Entering the game through the link provided by Lin Feng, Liang Gong saw a pure white space and the wreckage of a battleship.