Li Huailin was not joking. Originally, he planned to talk to Anthony if he could not find the eighth secret treasure. He wanted to see if Anthony could remember anything. Now that he had confirmed that this matter really had something to do with Anthony, Li Huailin was ready to have a showdown with Anthony.
Of course, the timing now was not very suitable because the celebration banquet was the day after tomorrow. In any case, Li Huailin had to ensure that he got the seventh secret treasure, which was "Wushuang". He did not know what would happen if Anthony heard about his surprise. Maybe the celebration banquet would be canceled again.
However, although this matter was related to Anthony, it did not mean that the last secret treasure was in Anthony's hands. It was obvious that when Anthony was found, he did not seem to have such a thing on him. In fact, Anthony also went back to the Ganga tribe to find a secret guard after receiving some news. After that, something happened to Anthony. Listening to this situation, Zhang Heng felt that there was a conspiracy behind it. It seemed that someone used Anthony to get the treasure, and then killed him to get the treasure. Of course, only Anthony himself could possibly remember who it was.
In any case, it was very late today, so Li Huailin went to bed soon. The next morning, when Li Huailin was still washing up, the doorbell suddenly rang. Li Huailin took a look and found a rare guest.
"Minister Fu …" Li Huailin opened the door for Fu Weiwei. Of course, Zhang Yonglin came with her. Seeing Fu Weiwei, Li Huailin probably guessed the purpose of the other party's visit. It seemed that the United States had responded.
"It's the section chief," Fu Weiwei corrected.
"Oh, section chief, section chief," Li Huailin said, "You are back so soon?"
"I wasn't in such a hurry to begin with. Isn't this all because of someone?" Fu Weiwei said as she placed a portable storage device beside Li Huailin.
Li Huailin did not hesitate. He took it and plugged it into his personal computer. He looked at it and asked, "Did the United States give up so easily?"
"It's just information from more than a hundred years ago. I don't think it is necessary to provoke you for this." Fu Weiwei said, "I am a little curious. Why did you suddenly investigate this matter? Although it seems a little strange, it was more than a hundred years ago after all. Is there anything special about this matter? "
Of course, Fu Weiwei must have read the contents before handing it to him. Of course, her department must have copied it. Li Huailin also knew that Li Huailin did not want to investigate it alone because the workload was too heavy. Since they had the manpower, why not use it?
Looking at the information that Fu Weiwei gave him, there were more than 54000 text documents. There were also various videos, audio, audio materials, and even game codes. No matter how good Li Huailin was, it was impossible for him to read them one by one. So, from the beginning, Li Huailin did not plan to do it alone.
"You have read the information. What do you think?" Li Huailin asked.
"It sounds a little strange." Fu Weiwei said, "Speaking of which, it is really a big deal in the gaming world, but very few people know about it now."
"It is the first time I have heard of someone becoming a vegetable while playing a game. I didn't expect it to be such a dangerous thing." It was also the first time Zhang Yonglin heard of this matter. He did not expect that he had been doing such a dangerous job.
Many people had not heard of this matter because the interests of the game were too big. There were many things involved. Of course, these people did not want the accident that happened a hundred years ago to damage their interests, so they deliberately downplayed this matter. Although one could still find out about it by checking the information, no one took the initiative to mention it.
"According to the follow-up investigation of the accident, these people's nervous systems did not suffer any damage." Li Huailin was also looking at the information. Of course, a lot of the information was development logs and so on. Li Huailin focused on the incident investigation report made by the government.
"Yes, from a physical point of view, there is nothing wrong with these people's bodies." Fu Weiwei said, "So, the final incident investigation can only start from the psychological aspect."
"What does the so-called psychological aspect mean?" Li Huailin asked.
"In other words, the death system of this game may be too realistic. After the character dies in the game, the player's brain may have the illusion of 'I am already dead', causing the player's consciousness to think that they are already dead." Fu Weiwei said, "At least, that is what the investigation report said."
"Hehe …" Li Huailin was speechless. He really did not know how this investigation report came out. How was this possible? Could the players not even be able to tell if they were playing the game or not? If you died while playing the game, would you have the illusion of 'I am already dead'? It was obviously a very nonsensical investigation result. However, to be honest, this kind of investigation report only needed a result. Everyone did not personally experience it. Of course, of course, they could only rely on their guesses. Hence, such an absurd result was understandable.
As he spoke, Li Huailin also looked at the details of the incident. First of all, the game's closed beta period was quite long. The beta period was actually set to be two months. Of course, in the end, it was not completed. This was because the accident happened in the fifth week of the beta. Of course, the beta testers were, of course, 500 people. Among them, there were ten people that needed to be paid more attention because they were individuals and not professional players.
After the global recruitment of beta testers ended, there were a total of 490 people selected. The remaining ten people were actually game developers. Of course, of course, they entered the game to test the game. In fact, they were similar to professional players. The development of each part of the game was separated. Although they were internal members of the company, they actually did not know much. Basically, they were the same as professional players.
These 500 people were directly sent to the United States to participate in the closed beta. The testing site was provided by the research institute. 500 people signed a contract to live and test in the United States for two months. Their task was to experience the game. Everyone had to provide at least one test report a day, including the day's experience and opinions. Of course, these experiences were recorded and were now in the document. The second task was to look for bugs and the like. Those who could find bugs would also be rewarded.
Of course, the first person that Li Huailin noticed was not the professional players who participated in the closed beta, but one of the staff members. This person's name was Zhang Youdong. Don't get me wrong, he was a Korean. Although his name was a bit similar to Hua Xia's, he was a Korean. This person came from the game's development company, Korea's C Group. He represented the C Group to participate in the game's closed beta. Of course, there were two other members of the C Group who participated in the closed beta. Of course, there were also two other members of the C Group who participated in the closed beta. Of course, Li Huailin noticed this person because he was the only person who did not get into trouble after the incident.
Of course, to be precise, it was not that he did not get into trouble. It was just that he did not know if anything happened to him because he was the only one among the 500 people who went missing.
"Oh, did you notice him too?" Fu Weiwei walked to Li Huailin's side and said, "Indeed, this person was very suspicious from the beginning. Something happened to everyone else, but he went missing. No matter how I look at it, this is a little strange."
"Why did this person go missing?" Li Huailin asked Fu Weiwei without finishing reading the report.
"Who knows? Of course, he also participated in the test. After the incident, no one noticed when Zhang Youdong suddenly disappeared because everyone's attention was on the others. I guess he took advantage of the chaos to escape," Fu Weiwei said.
"Why did he escape?" Li Huailin said as he touched his chin.
"How would I know?" Fu Weiwei said, "But I also noticed something strange."
"Oh? What is it? "Li Huailin asked.
"His log …" Fu Weiwei said as she opened Zhang Youdong's experience log on Li Huailin's personal computer. It was the one that had to be handed in every day. Li Huailin also took a look, but … he did not find anything strange because it was very normal. For example, how he fought the monsters on the first day, how he accepted the mission, and so on.
"What's strange?" Li Huailin asked.
"Come, take a look at this one." Fu Weiwei said as she opened another log. Li Huailin also took a look. It was still a very ordinary log. It also wrote about the early game experience, how to fight the monsters, how to accept the mission …
"Wait …" Li Huailin suddenly froze as he realized something.
"You realized it, right? These two logs are a little too similar." Fu Weiwei said, "Everyone's game experience is different, but the content of these two is a little too similar. It's simply …"
"It's as if they were written by the same person." Li Huailin continued, "In other words … these two logs were actually written by the same person …"
Li Huailin immediately looked at the signature of the other log. It was an English name, and it showed that it was Peter Rael. He immediately looked at his information, and it turned out to be really a coincidence. This guy was actually not a professional player, but one of the researchers in the United States.
"If there's really something going on here, it's the matter of these two people," Fu Weiwei said immediately.
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