People in Baisha City had it way too good!
Stealing Eggs as a Group (1/10000)
Was this something only locals in Baisha City could play?
Comments like these were everywhere under videos related to the show.
At 10:05 p.m., the first episode ended perfectly, with the score in the first stage locked at 3:2 between Wang Lie's team and Qian Lai's team.
The leisurely first half stood in stark contrast to the thrilling second half.
The battles between the Digital Monsters and the contestants seemed to cross the boundary between virtuality and reality.
It made people wonder whether Liangxin Entertainment was using the guise of a reality show to show off its special effects.
They admitted that the effects were impressive, but many simply could not believe they were real-time projections.
Who had never seen Holographic Projection before?
Perhaps it could look convincingly real from certain angles, but for it to be as flawless as it was in the show from every angle—and even interact with reality without revealing a single flaw—
Very few people could believe it when they first saw it.
But a huge number of netizens had participated in the show through A Lie's livestream perspective, and many began wondering whether they had been offline for too long and fallen out of touch with society.
Those unwilling to accept it started looking into Liang Xin Limited Company, only to grudgingly admit that the company was pretty amazing!
So the wildly popular GD Racers from before had also come from this company.
Even if many people did not play it or had never watched the GD Racing Tournament, now that they were already here, why not take a look?
Since they could not buy a Digivice, why not buy a GD Racer to try instead?
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