Ever since "The Seed" appeared and caused all kinds of VR games to spring up like mushrooms after the rain, although each game had its own unique features, some rules had never changed.
For example, modern VR games almost universally prohibited players from changing their gender relative to their characters. Whether in the real world or the Virtual World, the character's gender had to remain consistent.
This was because full-dive games were not simply played by pressing keys in front of a screen. Players had to actually enter the game world, and if they used a character whose gender differed from reality for a long time, it would have an unavoidable impact on both their minds and bodies.
Just imagine: if someone became skilled at making uniquely feminine movements in the Virtual World, only to unconsciously develop the same habits in reality, how terrifying would that be?
In the past, some players had even developed extremely undesirable fetishes because of this. They would use female characters to act coquettishly toward male characters in the Virtual World, only to lose all interest in women after returning to reality and become particularly attentive toward pretty, delicate-looking men instead. It was truly frightening.
Therefore, the major corporations had long since stipulated that players could not change their own gender. A character's gender would be determined according to the player's brainwave frequency, ultimately generating a character with a different appearance but a gender that was absolutely identical to that of the real-world player.
That said, a very small number of characters still appeared whose gender had been mistakenly judged to be completely different from that of the real-world player.
After all, human brainwave frequencies were constantly fluctuating. Something might happen at any moment and cause such a situation to occur.
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