[Boss, you haven't posted on Weibo in ages! If you don't post soon, you'll become an outdated blogger! Hurry up and post anything, then do a giveaway! (I'm begging you)]
[God Lu! Just post something on Weibo and give away anything! An HV-1 helmet would be fine! (Crying)]
[Fans of other people all have them. (Lemon) (Lemon)]
[Handsome, want an online relationship?]
Although a month had already passed since the Phantom System went online, discussion of virtual reality technology had not cooled down in the slightest.
Yesterday, Tencent Group had released a PV for a Star Wars-themed VR online game. Today, Pig Farm had followed up by announcing the launch of a major fantasy title, while neighboring Alibaba had begun hyping virtual e-commerce again...
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It was as though, in the blink of an eye, they had already stepped halfway into the future. The dazzling flood of news was almost too much to take in.
Yet contradicting the ever-growing demand was the fact that whether it was Huawei, Xiaomi, or other manufacturers gradually entering the field, helmet production remained severely limited. Even with their production lines running at full capacity, they still could not meet market demand.
Watching those who had already gotten their hands on one post their experiences on Weibo and Douyin, even uploading screen recordings, left countless people itching with envy.
What was more, in half a month, Jialan Empire—the legendary open-world future-themed online game automatically generated by AI, operated by a Starry Sky Technology subsidiary, and free of in-game microtransactions—would officially launch.
As the first large-scale multiplayer VR game released alongside the Phantom System, its vast worldview and dazzling, futuristic scenery had captivated