You could say that anything you couldn't get in the real world could be achieved in the game world.
This game was absolutely a cure for depression.
Over the next two days, Lu Zilin was completely lost in the game and couldn't tear himself away.
This made Han Xiaojuan worry again that her son was getting too addicted to gaming.
Fortunately, though, the game had an anti-addiction system.
Once you'd been online for more than four hours, it would force you out of the system and make you rest for at least an hour.
And the maximum time you could spend online each day was only eight hours.
That evening, after he was kicked out of the game once again,
Lu Zilin didn't get frustrated like before. Instead, he pondered for a moment, then said to his parents, "Mom, Dad, I want to learn game development. I've wasted two years, and I need to make up for it. I want to earn my own money and support myself."
Wang Yi's game was so realistic, and it had even cured his depression, so he thought he wanted to develop truly good games himself, too.
His parents were both a little excited to hear this.
"Sure, we'll support you. I'll contact a game development training program tomorrow. It'd be even better if they offered online classes."
The next day, Lu Changan enrolled his son in a program.
Then he took him to see a psychologist.
Unlike before, this time his son didn't resist. Instead, he cooperated fully and eagerly went into the psychologist's office.
After examining and assessing him, the psychologist said in surprise, "According to the test results, he's completely mentally healthy. He's fully recovered... It's incredible. How could his condition have improved so quickly?"
The psychologist had examined him just