「Inside the Heart of Cloud.」
On the top floor of the tallest office building, Su Ping sat on the sofa, while Dong Muyun lay not far away. Of course, nothing worthy of anyone’s imagination had occurred between them. Su Ping sat there, impeccably dressed, one leg crossed over the other. Dong Muyun, lying nearby, was also neatly dressed, distinguished only by the large helt covering her head. Wires connected to the helt, and purple-red flashes of light twinkled across its highly technological surface.
A smile played at the corners of Su Ping’s mouth. Indeed, rely ten days had passed, and Su Ping had already assembled a basic trial version of the Heart of Dreams. This speed was remarkable, yet, in truth, quite normal. The reason was simple: the Heart of Dreams, created by Feifei, could be constructed instantly as long as the specific settings and content were defined and there was ample spiritual power data. For instance, while so novelists might have ideas, they cannot necessarily write them down instantaneously. Feifei, however, using spiritual power, could materialize creations in re seconds, or a few minutes at most. Within the super local area network mory built by the chanical Core, Feifei was akin to a legendary creator. Thus, after Star Vault Studio proposed so fundantal concepts and confird them with Feifei, the creation process began.
The gaming helt was an even simpler matter. With the chanical Core, basic circuits were connected, and the entire process from design to production took no more than three days. The Pingyun Group’s factories, all at Su Ping’s disposal, naturally operated at peak efficiency. Now, Dong Muyun was undoubtedly the first tester besides Su Ping himself.
Star Vault Studio had also shown Su Ping their initial creative drafts. The ga’s content was exceedingly simple, as Su Ping’s initial request had been for simplicity itself; there was no need for intricate plots or character-driven narratives. Maximizing the sense of growth and reward from defeating monsters and leveling up within the ga’s frawork was sufficient.
Therefore, in the ga, the players’ map consisted of only a small village. Yes, just one small village. Within this village resided about ten to twenty NPCs.
Among them was Ah Ning, Feifei’s Second Favorite, responsible for guiding new players and acting cute.
There was Ely, Feifei’s First Favorite, responsible for maintaining and evolving chanical Pet Beasts.
There was Ailin, Feifei’s Third Favorite, responsible for all other Pet Beasts.
There was Xiao, Feifei’s Number Four, responsible for the cool, arrogant, and complex task of issuing hunting missions.
And finally, there was Bobo, responsible for map teleportation.
Besides these, two other NPCs served as ntors for two additional professions—these were purely fictional constructs. Additionally, there were other NPCs selling equipnt, potions, and various miscellaneous items. These need no further elaboration.
The ga’s content was equally straightforward. Players would receive various tasks from Xiao, then, in the blink of an eye, be teleported to entirely new maps to hunt enemies in diverse landscapes. These enemies were varied, and they dropped loot, including materials to enhance equipnt. Beast Tars might drop Evolutionary Atlases for the Cultivation and Evolution of Pet Beasts, along with the required resources. In a way, it wasn’t particularly extraordinary. This ga bore so resemblance to a monster hunting ga Su Ping had played in his past life, though it differed in certain details.
However, any seemingly ordinary ga becos quite remarkable once integrated with full virtual reality 3D technology.
For example, at this very mont.
BEEP...
A crisp notification sound chid, and a point of light blossod on the chanical helt. Then, Dong Muyun opened her eyes and slowly removed the helt. She let out a long exhale. She didn’t even pay attention to Su Ping’s subtle smile. Her phoenix eyes were filled with a dazed confusion and a lingering shock that had yet to subside!
Yes, at this mont, Dong Muyun experienced only this singular, overwhelming sensation. It was so shocking; the ntal experience felt utterly authentic. Although the sparse plot resulted in little sense of imrsion, the pure fun of adventuring and improving was truly captivating.
However, that wasn’t the most important part.
What mattered most was that after closing her eyes and sensing for a mont, Dong Muyun realized her spiritual power had genuinely improved. Even though it had only been half an hour, an improvent that might be considered negligible for a Monarch Level Beast Tar, it was still an improvent! It was entertaining, and it could also improve her strength? Improving her strength while playing a ga... True, any interest could beco tedious if it turned into work. But this was surely far better than just closing her eyes and dryly engaging in Spiritual ditation, right?
Most importantly, soone as perceptive as Dong Muyun imdiately sensed the terrifying business opportunities this device held. She also recognized the profound impact and shock it would deliver to all Beast Tars in the Dragon Nation.
She snapped out of her dazed state and rushed over to Su Ping. "This Heart of Dreams... this is it? When it’s released to the public, will the effects be exactly the sa?"
Su Ping, unconcerned by Dong Muyun’s shock, simply nodded with a smile.
Then, Miss Dong could no longer sit still. She began pacing quickly in front of the floor-to-ceiling window by the sofa. "Using this device purely for gaming for now is fine, but it seems a bit too wasteful. In the ga, we could completely replicate reality, including advertising, promotions, and incorporating other elents. This could be an entirely new revolution..."
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