Let Me Do It, Then
When he heard what Sugou Nobuyuki said, Luo Zhen did not show much surprise.
After all, Luo Zhen had more or less anticipated this outcome.
There was nothing he could do about it. This world was not one that possessed the mysterious; it was merely a world with exceptionally advanced gaming technology.
In this world, Luo Zhen was just a student of an age suitable for high school. No matter how talented he was or how godlike he might be in games, to outsiders, he was ultimately just an underage kid. It was impossible for him to receive too much attention.
There were no shortage of talented people in society. In fact, one could even say there were many.
Yet there were just as many people whose talents went unrecognized, whose abilities could not be put to use, and who were consequently eliminated by society.
Perhaps Luo Zhen could receive an extremely high level of attention at school, but to these adults who had already made a name for themselves in society and achieved considerable success, it was impossible for them to take Luo Zhen too seriously.
That was why grades and achievements were so important. Many people looked only at those things. At most, talent could earn someone admiration.
Moreover, Luo Zhen was not actually a specialist in full-dive technology. Without professional knowledge, no one could feel at ease letting him rashly access SAO's servers.
This involved three hundred lives. In a law-based society where even a single life was a major matter, how could anyone believe that a mere high school student like Luo Zhen could do what the country and countless professionals could not, and rescue those three hundred people?
Yuuki Shozo probably thought the same way, didn't he?
Even if Luo