Godly Game: Building Blocks and Me 4

The amusement park was similar to the one on Zai Jiu. Most of the rides had been built directly outdoors, allowing every visitor to see how the others were having fun. Only a small number required entering an indoor area.

A cookie sign stood beside every little Gingerbread Man, listing the ticket price for the ride behind it. Some required a certain number of building blocks, while others required a certain weight of them.

None of them explained the specific rules, but once players paid for a ticket and climbed onto a ride, they could immediately begin playing. Clearly, the rules had been sent to them privately through system notifications.

The Building Block Players on every ride jumped about happily. Some attacked one another, while others were busy fleeing for their lives. Some seemed weightless, springing into the air with the slightest jump, while others had all become heavy and clumsy.

Just watching for a few minutes only gave her a rough idea of how each game was played. It was difficult to determine the specific rules, and the Game Time for each attraction varied as well.

The players at each attraction obediently lined up according to the little Gingerbread Men's instructions. Their behavior was remarkably touching, because the little Gingerbread Men maintained order. Players who angered them could be refused tickets.

There were also roadside stalls in the amusement park selling food and all kinds of toys, with various building blocks serving as currency there as well.

Yu Xunge found the exchange as well. Calling it an exchange was generous—it was really just a self-service vending machine made from building blocks. She could spot one every few dozen meters, and after wandering around for less than ten minutes, she had already seen seventy-three pages of goods in the machines.