There was still some time before the New Year, but not much; October had already arrived, and the new year was just two months away.
Actually, according to a growing number of persuaded scientists, time did not exist, and this method used to record time seemed to have lost its value, but that was just what the scientists said.
People still used "time" to record the cycles of physical phenomena; this was perhaps the simplest and most effective method people could think of.
The continued boom of the Virtual World caused some people who were originally reluctant to enter the Virtual World to finally compromise, but more capital began to shift from the Virtual World to the real world.
To them, it felt as though... they had been dragged into the Virtual World by someone to be fleeced of a layer of skin, and then rolled right back out of it.
In the Virtual World they might be able to make a lot of money, but compared to those competitors who might potentially become rulers of a planet in the future, money seemed to pale in comparison to power at this level.
They found it hard to evaluate Lin Qi's actions; if they were to say Lin Qi harbored malicious intent, it obviously didn't hold up.
Because not only could his son become a Planetary Governor, ordinary people could too.
Yet if you were to say what he was doing was entirely well-intentioned, or unintentional, that also seemed quite unlikely.
They developed the Virtual World and then handed it over to ordinary people; people always talked about the "carnival of capital," but this time the ones reveling were ordinary people.
This year's New Year was even livelier than in previous years, and many people could already be seen on the