April 7th.
Zhong Shenxiu had finally set up a player forum on the official website—one where only players could post, of course.
As for beta-test registration?
That had been closed outright.
Then, in less than half an hour, players began posting one after another:
[I can't believe it, this game is so realistic! The development team is truly conscientious!]
[I was scared senseless by the realism. It's practically identical to the real world... I'm loaded, so I strongly demand that you open up a payment function... What fun is there in a game that doesn't cost money?]
[Did no one notice that beta-test registration had closed? And the devices seem to become bound after being used once, so there's no way to show off to anyone else... I'm offering a high price to buy an unused device!]
It was praise all the way down, making Zhong Shenxiu nod faintly, feeling that he had indeed been farsighted.
Then he saw another post:
[A Player's Bloody Tears of a Complaint!]
After opening it, he found a lengthy account of one player's gaming experience:
[I'm "Old Man Just White-Haired." First, I'd like to thank the game company for producing such a high-quality game. It really is conscientious, and the fact that it's free is heavenly. But, but, but... the planner is simply too damn evil! It makes me want to burn him as a Heavenly Sacrifice, aaaaah!]
[First of all, let me clarify that Game Isekai is indeed highly realistic, making people practically believe they've transmigrated. It even allows you to adjust pain levels. It's absolutely a conscientious production...]
[And the promotional title on the official website wasn't exaggerated in the slightest!]
[Extremely high freedom—so high that you can't even escape the newbie village map in the wilderness zone after three whole days!]