Sui Xiong had long considered creating something like "Infinite Terror."
Back then, however, he had been thinking of launching a virtual reality game and, along the way, "transplanting" some famous films and animated works from his previous life. He had not considered the matter of "overcoming fear."
But now that he thought about it, the greatest benefit of this plan would actually be allowing ordinary people to personally experience genuinely dangerous things, freeing them from their fear of those ambiguous illusions in everyday life.
Naturally, this would be useless on Earth. Most people on Earth who could play games lived in peaceful countries and had decent incomes. What they needed was not to overcome fear, but to use fear to seek excitement. But in this world, excitement was everywhere. What people needed more was precious experience with danger, to dispel the fears born of ignorance.
There was something Sui Xiong had never forgotten—before he had transmigrated, he had heard that virtual reality gaming systems were being released. But not only was a gaming system expensive, it also required a fairly large bedroom to be played properly. Brother Xiong had a little money; gritting his teeth and buying a virtual reality gaming system would have been possible. But getting a bigger bedroom was forever beyond his reach. Thus, until the day he transmigrated, he had never gotten to try that new thing the internet had already praised to the skies.
So in this world, if circumstances allowed, he very much wanted to make it happen.
Did circumstances allow it now?
Of course.
Sui Xiong had already become powerful enough. Over the years, his analysis and understanding of the complete set of divine offices and domain knowledge he had obtained from the Sun God had steadily deepened. Even without forcefully simulating it