The vast sea of stars stretched boundlessly.
The stars were like scattered embellishments within it, visible everywhere.
And the location was still that familiar Milky Way Galaxy, that familiar Solar System, that familiar Blue Star.
At this moment.
Civilization here had only just entered the twenty-second century.
Just like the course of development in the vast majority of Timelines, it had only just begun to venture into the exploration of the starry sky.
At this stage, the most practical purpose of so-called spacecraft was to allow humanity to make relatively simple trips back and forth between Blue Star and the moon.
This had barely allowed a colony capable of housing a million people to be established on the moon.
Beyond that.
They had basically no other use.
Even mining in outer space remained an exceedingly difficult undertaking.
Thus.
Humanity's road to the stars was still incomparably long amid the endless cosmos.
Even setting foot beyond the Solar System was an unattainably distant prospect.
At the very least, at the current stage, it was like a child being unable to walk out of the Sahara Desert on foot.
Even if spacecraft equipped with Fusion Engines flew at full speed.
Such distances were still remote places humanity could never reach before death.
And today.
In this era where VR Technology had existed for nearly a century yet had never made any breakthrough progress.
A Full Simulation Virtual Game that claimed its visuals were equal to reality—if not better!—with the greatest quality in history... was abruptly put up for preorder after only two months of promotion!
One had to know.
Although virtual games had long become a reality thanks to the gradual popularization of VR Equipment, allowing ordinary people to enjoy them.
The enormous technological bottleneck in simulation fidelity had always been an