"..."
Very soon, Chen Ya continued scrolling down. Especially after she saw people posting dozens of different videos of the visor, photos, and screenshots of text messages confirming mobile closed-beta access, the reader group exploded—even though there was still no actual gameplay footage.
[Pseudo Tech Nerd]: "Holy shit, the workmanship on this visor, this texture... it doesn't look fake."
[The Dao Follows Nature zzw]: "Even if it is fake, the mold-making costs must be pretty high, right? Who would spend that much just to fool a reader group?"
[Maiden-Heart Book Maiden]: "I still don't believe it. Maybe some rich guy had a model custom-made. This looks like a scam!"
[Dragon Knight Commander]: "A model? If livestreaming were possible, I'd definitely stream myself playing tonight for you guys!"
[Book-Seeking Bug]: "You really can't take screenshots or record videos?"
[Dragon Knight Commander]: "You really can't! You put on the visor and log in immersively when you sleep, like you're dreaming or transmigrating—soul transmigration, the kind where you become a greenskin when you get there! It's a one-hundred-percent real game. I can't switch to other apps inside it! And so far, there isn't even any option to upload anything!"
In the chat group, Dragon Knight Commander was clearly the most enthusiastic. He tirelessly explained things to everyone else—though calling it showing off would also have been fair. Either way, it was pretty much the same.
From that, Chen Ya could tell that he was probably quite free.
[Pork Floss Bread 123]: "Then what the hell are you talking about? Fake!"
[Book Friend 120817100919567]: "Exactly. Unless one of you mails me the visor and lets me try it, it's fake!"
[7334]: "I agree with the person above!"
[Passing-By Baji]: "I agree with the person above!" +1
[Wings of Dreams]: "I agree with the person