System: My Doomsday Train-Chapter 883 - 342: Lighthouse Curse

Over the years, Water Blue Star has developed significantly, with old cities completely rebuilt and improvements in living standards gradually taking place.

This makes Water Blue Star quite interesting now.

For example...

"This is pretty intriguing?"

Chen Mang, who had rested overnight and now reappeared on the streets of Water Blue Star at dawn, looked up at an advertisement on the screen outside a nearby tall building.

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"The first ever holographic virtual reality multiplayer interactive exploration open world online game in history."

"Here, you can treat it as pure entertainment and explore the unknown world."

"Here, you can be a lifestyle player and create all sorts of things."

"Here, you can be a lord player, building your own territory and home."

"Here, you can be a solitary player, taking on adventures with a shout for justice."

"Perfect leveling system."

"Excellent profession balance."

"Various encounters, multiple development paths, allowing each player to craft a unique self."

"Official pre-registration for the hotly anticipated launch!"

"Virtual pod, priced at 399,000 Fixed Star Coupons, offering a better experience and perfect, realistic second world experience."

"Virtual helmet, priced at 9,900 Fixed Star Coupons, good quality at a reasonable price."

"Virtual pill, priced at 9.9, upon consumption you automatically enter the game in a hallucinatory state, with the only drawback being that each entry is as a guest, unable to officially have the player status."

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"Virtual online game."

Chen Mang looked at the advertisement on the screen outside the tall building, feeling somewhat emotional but silent.

In the past world.

The thing he most longed for was that one day, virtual online games would officially emerge. As long as he could witness the emergence of virtual online games before dying of old age, he felt his life would be worthwhile.

It’s just...

Maybe his desire was too strong.

Ultimately, he did witness it through a strange series of events.

People on Water Blue Star are truly fortunate.

It is said...

This was developed based on the "Combat Training Virtual Space" and Ai, allowing for multiplayer connections. There’s even the identity of Train Captain in it, although... Train Captain has become a high-spending profession within the game.

The average person simply can’t afford to play it.

It’s only possible if you spend heavily.

He thought it made sense.

After all, in the real world, this profession is absolutely high-cost...

"If I have kids in the future, I can’t even imagine how happy they’d be playing virtual games from childhood."

Chen Mang shook his head with a laugh and continued walking forward.

If he really has kids.

Then his kids could only be described with one word: happiness.

Of course.

This is assuming civilization develops quite well; otherwise, it could be rather miserable.

...

Six whole months.

Chen Mang stayed on Water Blue Star and Black Tortoise Star for a full six months, during which he hardly managed any train matters.

Enjoying complete relaxation and entertainment.

It was like an emperor neglecting court, indulging in his harem.

After resting for these six months.

The feeling of urgency and tension from being pressed for time gradually dissipated, and he felt much more relaxed overall. Thus, he appeared once again in the Constant Star Train interior.

"Long time no see, Train Captain. It seems you’ve had a great time in these six months."

Ai’s voice echoed inside the train.

"Not bad."

Chen Mang, wearing beach shorts and square-frame sunglasses, smiled as he sat on the chair, opened the Train Log on the control panel screen, and checked the train’s data over these days: "Six months of rest, feeling much better."

"Did anything major happen during these six months?"

"No, if anything had, I would have notified you immediately, Train Captain."

"Mm."

Chen Mang didn’t speak again and began to get into work mode, checking the train’s data during this period one by one.

All components were operating normally.

The "Doppler Radar" also showed everything was normal, with no external enemies approaching.

He even instructed Biaozi, before his vacation, to send people regularly to check the prison inside the "Cosmic Void," and everything was normal; the imprisoned Divine Race showed no signs of escaping.

The entire world seemed fixed.

Fixed at the moment before he went on vacation.

Six months ago and yesterday showed no difference...

"..."

Chen Mang’s expression gradually became peculiar: "Ai, you should know a hypothesis, stating that the universe exists because someone is observing it, or that the universe’s existence is to be observed."

"If all beings in the universe die, leaving no one to observe it."

"The universe would automatically vanish."

"For example, in a relatively famous double-slit interference experiment, whether there is an observer affects the outcome in completely different ways."

"What do you think..."

"Is it possible that I am the main character of this universe?"

"This universe exists because of me?"

"As soon as I start working, all sorts of things happen. Whenever I take a break, everything pauses, waiting for me to go back to work?"

"Um..."

Ai’s voice rang inside the train again, with a hint of helplessness: "Train Captain, in the universe, six months is a very short period, not even worth mentioning."

"Normally speaking."

"In the universe, it is very normal and common for six months to pass without any changes; the frequent events you encountered before the vacation were anomalies; under normal circumstances, they wouldn’t happen so frequently."

"Without any surprises, the next six months should also..."

The next moment.

Ai’s voice suddenly stopped, paused, and then echoed again with a bit of confusion and incomprehension: "Train Captain, Cyberminers say they’ve seen Little Fatty, and something happened over there; they’re anxious to meet with you..."