Chu Guang stayed in Guard Prefecture City for a full three days.
Aside from listening to Li Jinrong's work report on the first day, he spent the remaining two days following the "guides" the players had posted on the forums and wandering all over the settlement.
Unlike the monotonous Singularity City, every district and even every street in this settlement was filled with stories.
Take Kun Town, for example.
What had begun as a spur-of-the-moment stunt by the players had now become the busiest district in Guard Prefecture City.
Especially after the lads from the Enterprise's 100th Mountain Division brought the Kun cards created by Brother Mosquito back to Utopia City, the street had become packed with "players" from Utopia City.
No one had expected things to develop this way, including Brother Mosquito himself.
His original intention had merely been to make some money while pulling off a fun stunt, but the complicated rules and story-filled cards had unexpectedly become a hit throughout Utopia City—at least among some shut-ins.
Looking deeper, it was perhaps inseparable from Utopia City's vast yet barren digital wasteland.
The excessively rapid exchange of information had stripped every fragment of information of its original meaning, making it as rich yet hollow as a brightly colored kaleidoscope.
That was precisely why, once they left behind the information services provided by Endpoint Cloud and slowed the pace of communication, they instead found the pleasure of returning to simplicity.
In any case, Kun Town in Guard Prefecture City had now become, like neighboring Singularity City, the spiritual homeland of another group of Utopia City residents.
Quite a few backpackers who had flown in from the East Coast wandered through the town on "pilgrimage."
And because of their arrival, this little town in the wasteland had unexpectedly begun showing signs