Compared with the other proposals, Attribute Feedback to reality involved no additional expenditure of sacrificial power.
It merely spent sacrificial power to return the portion of attributes that already belonged to the players to their bodies in reality.
Real-world auctions held at any time under the Eclipse Race's name could also replace in-game Pay-to-Win events.
In conception, this plan was entirely feasible.
But implementing it would require resolving a series of issues in advance.
He needed the Eclipse Race to cooperate with the Life Transformation Project and promote it externally. He also needed to build a system capable of linking the attributes of the Player Body to real-world bodies.
Qi Sheng provisionally named this system the Attribute Return System.
But Ultra-Dimensional and Nine Yin were working on the cultivation system's architecture and testing, leaving them no time to build this system for now.
There were also relatively few players at this stage, so this plan would have to be postponed.
Secondly, he had also considered the issue of order in reality.
Using Attribute Feedback to reality to increase real-world humans' lifespans and strength could potentially undermine public safety and order.
Earth's members spent most of their time in the virtual game, but there were individual players who spent longer periods active in reality.
The law restrained those active in reality through the compulsory punishment of illegal acts. Once players possessed extraordinary strength, however, they might easily escape legal punishment through that strength, rendering the law's deterrent ineffective.
For example, a player who received exceptionally high attribute feedback could flee the scene instantly after committing a crime, making it difficult for the police to pursue or even fight them.
Extraordinary power might give some players a sense of superiority and inspire an attitude of "I'll do whatever I damn well please."