Greedy Demon God, Greed Rises Again!

The plight of Green Field Civilization lay right before their eyes, and humanity remained highly wary of the "True Dream."

Standing before the giant screen, Lu Yuan said solemnly, "Of course, True Dream technology will not be shut down outright."

"On the one hand, it is indeed an excellent educational tool, allowing our next generation to personally experience stories that once happened."

"Childhood experiences shape a person's character. We cannot let our descendants grow up pampered and develop arrogant personalities."

"On the other hand, True Dream is an excellent research tool. In the future, qualification examinations will be introduced, and those who pass will be granted higher permissions."

"Research into hibernation technology is also ongoing. Hibernation can slow aging, and working in dreams for extended periods can increase one's lifespan."

These policies had only been formulated after long discussions.

"But we must understand that humans are, ultimately, creatures who live in the real world."

"To prevent addiction, we will eliminate the overwhelming majority of entertainment facilities in dreams, retaining only traditional media devices such as televisions and radios."

Once "True Dream" was activated, it was like Pandora's Box—easy to open, difficult to close.

The government could hardly shut it down directly. Like computer games, would outright prohibition really solve the problem?

Impossible!

Unless computer games had never appeared in history, once they existed, it would be difficult to abolish them outright.

Moreover, the combination of "Hibernation Pods" and "True Dream" could indeed greatly increase lifespans without affecting daily life.

They could not possibly stop the people from pursuing longer lives, could they?

That was why the Green Field Government had also racked its brains, terrified of repeating Green Field Civilization's mistakes.

In the end, they could only cancel most dream entertainment programs. On workdays, people could enter dreams. On weekends