Passing Through the Bubble

"Recall it. Destroy it."

Those two simple words decided the fate of the Clarity Glasses.

"They're not letting us sell them again?"

Abyss Heart Technology's sales department had grown used to it. This was not the first time.

The authorities directly took over research into big-data mind reading, then banned the technology and issued a notice prohibiting the sale and use of such devices. Devices already sold would also have their service terminated. People could keep them at home as scrap or apply to Abyss Heart Technology for a refund.

Abyss Heart Technology had no way to voice its grievances. The capitalists' dream had been shattered once again.

The public who had already grown dependent on the Clarity Glasses also complained bitterly. Making them adapt once more to normal conversations that felt like "touching blind boxes" was like forcing them to regress to the primitive age—an impossibly difficult task.

But the authorities did not care about those people's feelings. After banning the technology, they did not concern themselves with what came afterward.

Without the Clarity Glasses, social interaction returned to normal.

Humans were social animals to begin with, and communication did not require any "tools." It merely meant making those people who lay in wheelchairs and refused to move stand up again. After retraining for a while, walking would no longer be a problem...

Yet this technology, which had been banned in Dawn City, had appeared before Li Luo again—and was being used so openly.

"Could it be that the people of Dream City aren't afraid of excessive dependence?"

Or was this technology only used by the Chu Ti Troop?

Looking at the pitch-black, ferocious robot before her, Li Luo felt a surge of curiosity.

She had never seen a robot of this kind before. It had been made so