I, Little Grayshu, travel the worlds

It just flows back and forth.

Instead, you can ensure that you get enough rest.

after all.

In the copy world, the real body is dormant.

At the same time, because of the copy world, the time flow rate is roughly 10:1 that of the real world.

Even if I'm mentally exhausted.

Taking a rest in the dungeon world will help you feel better quickly.

Mentally and physically, everything is fine. It's only natural that everything will be fine.

At best, it's just a routine.

It doesn’t matter once you get used to it.

PS1: Here comes the third update, continue tomorrow, keep up the good work~~

Main text: 511. I envy this kind of life~

Thanks to this.

Nowadays, the dungeon world has formed a culture similar to that of a market.

That is to say!

Every time Ark players come online in large numbers, it happens to be the most active time for various economies and industries.

Because non-contestants are always engaged in various industries related to production and life.

Only when they arrive, shops open, and various industrial chains seem to revive, can the entire city be fully revitalized.

It's like a businessman.

In ancient times, people always thought that merchants were lowly, despicable and unimportant!

But if there were no merchants...

The small peasant economy alone is ultimately limited.

Unable to revitalize.

There is no way to go further.

Even in the copy world, there are original NPCs.

But the entire city, almost every industry, is supported by non-participants.

Tens of billions of Ark people, almost eighty to ninety percent, are in it, having their own second life and second industry.

More than two or three months passed.

It has become a unique system.

Contestants naturally have to be online every day.

They are like liver emperors.

It's like, the professional gamer as opposed to the casual gamer.

More belongs to consumers than to producers.

then!

They are another node in the supply and demand relationship.

Only when the supply side is activated can demanders like them take action.

Otherwise, only one of them is online and the other is in an inactive state.

As it should.

It's like a single machine.

Everyone does their own thing.

I rarely even stay in the city for long.

and this.

That’s the reason for everything!

To be more precise...

Contestants race against time to level up and kill monsters.

Then I hope to sell goods and purchase goods at the market time.

As the number of copies gets deeper.

Every time I enter, it feels like an expedition!

I don’t come back often, and it’s not convenient to come back.

This is a very normal thing.

Going to the market more frequently is not a good thing.

Even if they go to the market, they may not be able to make it back to the city.

This requires a rest area and an alternative market layout.

Almost all the businessmen involved are contestants.

Some people already knew they had no chance, so they just became backup.

Some gave up halfway and chose to play the game this way.

Because only contestants could enter dungeons above the fifth floor, only these contestants could, like traveling merchants, bring goods down from the surface, or deliver the precious materials accumulated by the contestants to the producers above.

Here.

They formed a buffer zone between the non-participating life players and the participating combat players.

They both tacitly agreed, just like the ebb and flow of the tide.

Whenever the market comes, economic transactions are bustling!

The contestants, more of them, may also come back and rest.

There will also be more non-participants, and the opening of shops will be like a festival.

Although the time flow rate between the real world of Ark and the copy world is 10:1.

However, day and night can still be roughly divided into two opposing periods.

Apart from the influence of the changing seasons.

Roughly speaking, it can be considered that the duration is equal.

So……

It feels like the day and night are reversed, with people staying asleep during the day and coming out at night.

Half of it is spent quietly killing monsters and leveling up.

Half of it is lively online, trading~

However, the Internet has long been connected to both the real and virtual worlds.

Even in reality, you can still know what's going on in the game world.

Even in the depths of the dungeon, one can still understand what is happening in the outside world.

So once something happens to the contestants.

You can also go offline temporarily.

If a non-contestant seizes a keen business opportunity, it is not impossible to sneak back into the game.

not to mention!

Going to the market is going to the market.

This is just the time when big hits happen.

Normal times.

Although there will not be any large-scale trade.

but!

Not to mention anything else.

Don’t those traveling merchant girls who travel between rest dungeons and ground cities also need to trade with their dealers frequently?

These ones.

Most of the time it is completed during non-market hours.

It's like every promotion.

You have to prepare the goods first.

Even if there is any activity, you have to think about it and make preparations before you can start.

So there are always some non-contestants, and it’s quite busy.

Therefore, you can often see someone on the Ark being distracted while at work, running to the toilet and squatting there for half an hour.

usually.

As long as it's not too excessive.

The boss and others just turned a blind eye.

After all, Ark’s happiness index is extremely high now.

You don’t have to worry about food, clothing, housing and transportation.

Many people look for jobs and work every day to make their lives more fulfilling.

Enterprises do not insist on economic benefits.

Everyone is in a leisurely state.

The atmosphere seems very harmonious.

The whole ark is.

Regardless of industry or field, it's pretty much the same.

It doesn't mean to give up.

Rather, it's like I'm willing to work from the bottom of my heart. When I pursue something, I become even more motivated.

Like a greenhouse, like the Garden of Eden.

For example, the civilization before Honkai Impact 3rd developed a unique cyber-village urban landscape.

It also attracts many tourists every year to visit, or even come for vacation and rest.

If you don't like this slow pace.

How could this be possible?

It's not that people aren't working or trying hard, it's just that the pace has slowed down, and naturally, there's less urgency.

There is no need for such high requirements.

Each and every one of them has experienced what the outside world is like.

Cherish the present time even more.

Why is it not good to just follow your mood and do what you want to do, and pursue your dreams?

At this moment.

The 85th floor is the rest floor.

Big Gray stretched lazily, outlining her graceful curves.

Looking at the bright sun in the sky.

I couldn't help but raise my little hand and slightly block the sunlight.