729. Opening His Abdomen to Prove His Innocence

Zheng Li from Yannan University's medical school was eagerly anticipating this livestream.

He had filled out the survey and applied for the test, but unfortunately, he hadn't been selected to become one of the lucky people who entered Night Country.

There was nothing he could do but watch from afar.

However, Morning Star hadn't provided a livestream interface, and there was no way to record or take screenshots in the game either. Everything depended on the players' descriptions, which was nowhere near satisfying enough!

Even though those players shouted "holy shit," "that's awesome," and "it's invincible" every day, Zheng Li still couldn't feel anything.

He had played Soul Summoning Night and knew how realistic that virtual-reality device could be, so he understood just how fun a game like Night Country could be in such a vast open world.

It was like watching someone pick up fresh, expensive ingredients, only to be unable to see or smell the cooking process or the finished dish. All you could hear was some pale description like "add a little salt and bring it to a boil over high heat," leaving you frustrated, hungry, and desperate.

At least Zheng Li could watch the livestream now.

In fact, though, many people believed that the livestream wasn't Lu Ban's stroke of genius, but an act of helplessness.

Because there was no way to livestream the game footage, the outside world had always criticized the quality of the Cage's development.

Soul Summoning Night had achieved perfect visual presentation within the confines of a mansion. According to the players' descriptions, however, Night Country was far larger than a single house.

Under such circumstances, the amount of material and texture assets required would be enormous.

Even the original World of Warcraft had taken thousands of people five years to complete.