Chen Luo pondered for a moment. Selling a few more test qualifications wouldn't be a problem, but he couldn't appear too eager.
He pretended to hesitate before speaking, "I can't make that decision. I'm just a messenger."
Chen Luo paused and continued, "But I can pass on the message for you. If they agree, I'll contact you."
Zhang Lesheng, thinking he understood the situation, nodded knowingly, "I understand, I understand. Better to be cautious. If your company finds out..."
Chen Luo cleared his throat, "Then, Mr. Zhang, please wait for the news. I'll take my leave."
"Hey, brother, leave me your contact information. Otherwise, how will I find you?"
"I know your address and number. If they agree to the deal, I'll contact you."
Zhang Lesheng didn't expect the other party to be so cautious, but there was nothing he could do. Chen Luo had already said he was just a messenger, so even if he forced a phone number out of him, it wouldn't help.
"Brother, whether they agree or not, you must let me know!" Zhang Lesheng looked at Chen Luo with reluctance.
Chen Luo got goosebumps from the guy's eager gaze. He quickly nodded, stuffed the money into a travel bag he was carrying, and left Deep Blue Internet Cafe.
Over the next day, Chen Luo traveled across most of Jiang City, successfully completing the transactions.
Like Zhang Lesheng, the other four people immediately wanted to buy more test qualifications after confirming they could log into the game account.
Chen Luo gave them the same answer as he did to Zhang Lesheng, neither agreeing nor refusing, just saying he needed to ask for instructions.
Some buyers couldn't wait and asked him to call for instructions on the spot, even offering to pay ten thousand just to make a call.
Chen Luo sighed at how some people were so rich and reckless, but he refused again, saying he didn't know the contact information either. They always met offline, and the other party wore a mask, so they needed to meet to confirm.
This person was still unwilling to give up and even sent someone to follow Chen Luo after he left.
However, Chen Luo's five senses had greatly improved by this time, and he quickly noticed the tail.
Chen Luo swiftly shook off the person following him and then blacklisted them, deciding never to do business with them again.
Just as he was about to enter the Western Fantasy World, he found the forums buzzing with activity.
"Shocking! I learned to swim in the game, and I can swim in the real world too!"
When Chen Luo saw this post, he couldn't help but feel alarmed because he knew trouble was brewing.
However, he quickly calmed down and clicked on the post by someone named "Little Sparrow" to read the details.
"I almost drowned as a child, so I've always been afraid of water and never learned to swim. This time, I was lucky enough to create a bird that could fly and got the Second Closed Beta Qualification, but I still chose to experience primitive life and chose the human race.
Here's the key part: because our Great Emperor Han wanted immortality, he built temples everywhere and started extorting taxes. As a poor low-level player, I was out of luck. Without enough money to pay taxes, I was caught and sold as a slave to a native noble.
From then on, I lived a hellish life, getting up earlier than the chickens, sleeping later than the dogs, never having enough to eat, and getting whipped at the slightest provocation. Several times I wanted to commit suicide and quit the game, but I thought this was the life I chose, so I had to experience it seriously, even if it meant crying.
One day, I followed my noble master to the river for a walk, and his gold ring fell into the water. He kicked me into the water to retrieve it.
That bastard threatened me with a knife from the shore, saying if I didn't get the ring, he'd kill me even if I came up.
I thought I was dead either way, so I tried the swimming techniques I had seen in video tutorials, and after a few flails, I got the hang of it.
Driven by a strong will to survive, I found I could swim...
When I handed the bastard his gold ring, he complained I was too slow and was about to cut off my hand with a knife.
Enough was enough. If I kept enduring, I'd become a Ninja Turtle. So I grabbed the bastard's knife and killed him first.
As a result, I was hacked to pieces by the bastard's men, dying a gruesome death, even though I had set my pain sensation to zero.
Alright, I've rambled on for a while without getting to the point.
The point is, after I quit the game, the memory of swimming remained, so I immediately went to a swimming pool and found I could really swim!
This suggests that skills learned in the game world can be brought back to the real world.
However, these skills should be the kind that require practice and accumulated experience, like playing soccer, cooking, or painting. But the superhuman abilities of Emperor Han can't be brought out. Find the original chapter at g.com.
Now, here's the most important part: the time ratio between the real world and the game world is one day to a hundred years.
Even if you practice for a hundred years in there, only one day passes in the real world.
Do you know what this means?
It means our national soccer team has a chance to win the World Cup!
Think about it, if our national team could train in there for a day, it would be like training for a hundred years. If they still can't make it to the World Cup, then I think we should try with a bunch of pigs.
I finally understand why this game is called 'Second Life,' because it truly allows you to live a completely different second life!
I want to praise this game company to the skies!
(Considering how hard I'm promoting this, shouldn't the operations team give me another test qualification?)"
When Chen Luo read this, he couldn't help but feel a headache coming on. The Western Fantasy World was a real world, so the experience of learning skills there could naturally be brought out.
Moreover, not only could things from the game world be brought out, but things from the real world could also be created in the game world, as long as the conditions were met.
He just didn't expect the players to discover this so quickly.
The content of Little Sparrow's post could easily be verified, as there were many players in the game, and a few small experiments could confirm it.
Next, the game "Second Life" would likely attract more attention, especially at the national level.
Chen Luo felt a sense of relief at this thought, thankful that he had been cautious and hadn't exposed any personal information during today's transactions. Otherwise, he might soon have people knocking on his door.
By this time, the post by Little Sparrow had already received nearly ten thousand replies.
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