Ch. 1Game World
Key Plot Points and Events
- Chen Yi wakes up in a classroom, disoriented, with no memory of his past.
- The teacher explains that the world is entering the Game Era, where citizens aged 16 can enter the Game World through 'Gates'.
- The old teacher reveals that the first entry into the Game World has a reality setting, which can't be changed once chosen, ranging from 0-100%.
- He advises increasing the pain setting as much as possible to reduce material needs for level breakthroughs and save family money.
- He warns that the Game World is not a game but a battlefield, and setting the reality setting to maximum means true death upon dying in the game.
Character Developments
- Chen Yi, despite having no memory of his past, decides to take the teacher's advice seriously and increase his reality setting.
- Wang Zhanbo, Chen Yi's deskmate, initially dismisses the teacher's warnings but later takes Chen Yi's advice to discuss the matter seriously with his parents.
Significant Themes
- The harsh reality of the Game World, contrasting with the initial perception of it as a game.
- The importance of mindset and preparation for entering the Game World.
- The gap between people in the Game World, which exists from the moment one enters.
Character Interactions
- Chen Yi and Wang Zhanbo interact throughout the chapter, with Chen Yi showing concern and giving advice to Wang Zhanbo.
- The old teacher interacts with the students, imparting crucial information about the Game World and its dangers.
- The teacher's interaction with Wang Zhanbo illustrates the difference in treatment between a poor student (Chen Yi) and an excellent student (Wang Zhanbo).