676. This Game Is Way Too Real!

Zheng Li felt the chair beneath him turn unreal. It was as if he had been placed in a sea of stars, surrounded by the boundless universe. The weightless sensation made him feel incredibly free, as though he had taken flight.

The text prompt in the corner of his vision said that he was currently in a light-experience state. According to the manual, Morning Star would remain in light mode while on the main interface and when changing settings.

At least Zheng Li could still feel himself sitting in the chair. He could also hear some of the noisy sounds from outside on campus. It was more or less like wearing a blindfold and noise-canceling headphones.

He raised his hand and discovered that he could move it however he wanted without worrying about bumping into the desk.

A keyboard suited to the settings appeared in front of Zheng Li. He took a look and found that the details of this device were almost excessively well done.

The keyboard defaulted to a virtual light-screen keyboard, but it could be changed in the settings to a physical keyboard, soft keyboard, mechanical switches, electrostatic capacitive switches, and so on. He tried the mechanical switches, and they actually had a wonderfully tactile feel.

There were also user-friendly features such as voice-assisted input. After fiddling with the settings for a while, Zheng Li finally connected to Wi-Fi and began downloading the day-one update patch.

He saw that the headset had a game built into it. In the void of the universe, the game's cover appeared before Zheng Li.

It was an ancient-looking gate. A rotten, damp smell seemed to linger behind it, as though it had just been hauled up from the sea. On the gate, the game's name was written in an exceptionally artistic