After all, though this game was extraordinarily difficult, its realism had been taken to the absolute extreme. It was no different from truly transmigrating into another world—a perfect second life.
More importantly, the game contained many things that players could hardly obtain in reality: power, Daoist arts, martial arts...
Even if they accomplished nothing in the game and remained commoners, as long as their game characters were alive, they could choose to pledge themselves to a nation and receive salaries unimaginably high by previous standards.
After eating well, drinking well, and having their fun in reality, going into the game to chew grass was still acceptable.
As for real-world items being brought into the game, that undoubtedly proved this was no mere game, but very likely a real world. In truth, the players had long understood this in their hearts.
And this bug was undoubtedly powerful. If one could figure out the rules within it, it would be enough for an ordinary player to defy fate and rewrite their life.
To say nothing else, merely bringing over various real-world medicines and antibiotics would be enough to turn an ordinary person into a generation-defining divine physician.
As for Great New and Great Cang in the Seize the Dragon Game, both were developing industry and chemical industry, but they had only just begun. In medicine, they still remained at a relatively primitive stage.
And that was only one path. Even without bringing medicine, simply taking over a cheap modern wristwatch could fetch an enormous price. The only problem was that this route was unsafe; it was all too easy to get clubbed from behind by despicable natives and robbed of everything.
It was unlike practicing medicine, where one gained not only wealth but also fame. If one truly became renowned across a