"So the real online game genre hasn't appeared yet."
Online games usually referred to games.
Games were written specifically about playing games.
However, if it was just a normal game, the readers wouldn't be interested.
But what if he added a creative idea and a gaming helmet to turn it into virtual reality?
The game was like a dream.
In such a virtual reality, you were almost the same as in the real world.
You could fight monsters, learn skills, and travel around the world.
Similarly, you could fall in love, make friends, and even … do that.
In short, the reality in the game was just like the real world. You could do whatever you wanted.
Of course, the idea of wearing a helmet into the game world had long been written out in the future.
There were even some authors who did the opposite. They didn't wear a helmet, didn't enter the virtual world, and only wrote about the technical aspects of the game. For example, Full Time Expert just tapped on the keyboard and mouse to operate the game.
But that was in the future.
Before the idea of virtual online games appeared, he was like a star, shining so brightly.
"Hahaha, since everyone hasn't written yet, I'll be the pioneer of this online game genre."
Chen Yu snickered in his heart.
Although Chen Yu hadn't written much before, he more or less had the feeling of an author.
Of course, Chen Yu wasn't writing to be an author. He just wanted to promote their legendary world.
Moreover, Chen Yu definitely knew that he didn't write well. It didn't matter if he wrote badly, as long as he was creative.
At worst, he would stop writing. He wasn't a professional author. Readers, come and bite me.
Chen Yu immediately went to Qidian to register an account and applied to be an author.
Just like before, he used the pen name "Best in the World".
Then, Chen Yu created a work: "Legendary World: Virtual Reality".
[Introduction:
In 2100 AD, the world was unified. The 500 companies with the highest market value jointly developed a virtual reality online game.
As long as players wear a gaming helmet, they can enter the virtual world that is exactly the same as the real world.
At this point, the era of virtual reality has arrived …]
It had to be said that although Chen Yu's standard was average, he had decades of experience and could write a little. As the saying goes, if you read the Three Tang and Three Hundred Poems frequently, even if you don't know how to compose poems, you can still recite them. Chen Yu used to love watching online games. After watching a lot of them, he remembered some of the tricks.
Weren't most of the online games in the future written like this?
"Oh right, do you want to participate in that essay competition?"
After writing the introduction, Chen Yu suddenly thought of something.
Since he was the one who started the essay competition, he would snatch the first place.
"Hahaha, that's really too satisfying."
However, Chen Yu got rid of this bad taste.
He was not short of money, so why should he fight with the web novel authors for a living?
Besides, it was not right for him to be both a referee and an athlete.
Therefore, he did not participate in the essay competition. Chen Yu opened a book by himself.
However, although it was said to be a book, it was only the title and introduction of the book. After writing it, you still had to write the main text.
That was the first chapter.
Chen Yu had heard from others that there should be an outline or something.
Without an outline, he would not be able to guide him on how to continue writing.
However, Chen Yu didn't care about this.
How would he know how to write an outline? No one taught him.
He opened Word and just did it.
He set the clubhouse on fire and pounced on the eunuch.
Anyway, Chen Yu just came here to have fun. It didn't matter if he wrote well or not.
He just needed to have fun with this idea. He would think about how to write it later.
Chapter One: Virtual Reality
Chen Yu did not graduate from the Chinese Department, and no one taught Chen Yu how to write.
Chen Yu just followed his own ideas. He directly pointed out the theme at the beginning and wrote the idea.
He was most annoyed by those who still had the first few chapters and didn't even know what the creative story was.
Chen Yu didn't know whether it was good or not, but he wrote it like that.
Ye Xingchen.
This was the name of Chen Yu's protagonist.
Why was the surname Ye? A lot of protagonists in the future had the surname Ye.
Maybe it was because it looked cool.
Or maybe it was Xiao.
Anyway, Chen Yu didn't write the surname Chen. There were too many surnames, more than 100 million people.
Then, Chen Yu set the protagonist as an orphan.
Ah, why an orphan?
Because Chen Yu's writing wasn't good. If he didn't write an orphan, he would have to write parents. It was better to write an orphan and save the trouble.
Then, Chen Yu wrote directly according to the cliché routine.
The protagonist grew up in an orphanage. When he was 18 years old, he used the money he earned from washing dishes to buy a gaming helmet.
Unexpectedly, this gaming helmet turned out to be the gaming helmet of the game's founder.
Because the founder was forced to abdicate by the company and finally left the company. Later, for some reason, this gaming helmet flowed into the market and was bought back by Chen Yu.
Since it was the founder's helmet, it must have some special functions.
When Chen Yu activated the helmet, the protagonist's identity became like a native of the game world.
Although he still looked like a game player, the NPCs treated the protagonist as a person who lived in the game world like them.
Then, the protagonist used his own hard work and luck to unlock the game's hidden profession, Magic Swordsman.
Not only could he use magic, but he could also fight in close combat …
Chen Yu didn't add any points to his writing. Originally, he used Wubi to type, so his speed was very fast.
In addition, unlike other authors who racked their brains to come up with the plot, he wrote whatever came to mind. In less than two hours, Chen Yu wrote almost 8,000 words.
There were a total of four chapters, and Chen Yu sent them all out.
…
Qidian.
"Hu Shuo, how's the writing competition recently?"
"Chief Editor, it's very popular. Currently, more than 700 authors have started writing. I estimate that we will attract at least 3,000 authors within a month."
"Looks like the 100,000 yuan prize for Huanyu Technologies' writing competition is quite attractive."
"Yes, not only does the first place get 100,000 yuan, but the most important thing is the participation prize. As long as you write more than 300,000 yuan, you will get 1,000 yuan. This task can be achieved with hard work, so everyone is quite competitive."
"Hehe, looks like Huanyu Technologies is quite good at marketing. Oh right, have you found any works with more potential? "
"Not yet."
Editor Hu Shuo shook his head. "Other than Eunuch 32's writing, the others are only so-so. There are probably a lot of newbies among them who don't even know how to write. "
"It's normal for there to be newbies. Many of the better authors also started out as newbies. As an editor, you have to nurture these newbies more. In the future, we can also set up some writing topics to get them into the industry quickly. "
"Yes, Chief Editor."
Hu Shuo nodded and continued reviewing the new books.
Reviewing new books was one of the most important tasks for an editor.
If they found a work with potential, they would sign a contract with the author and promote it on the website as well as recommend it for publication.
Of course, the website's main business now was publishing.
However, the website's executives had a meeting last time, and they might introduce a payment system.
The other industry insiders weren't optimistic about this system, so they didn't know what its future prospects would be.
"Why didn't this book participate in the writing competition?"
After reviewing more than a dozen new books in a row, a new book appeared in front of Editor Hu Shuo.
However, Hu Shuo was only slightly surprised. Maybe some newbies didn't notice the writing competition and didn't participate in it.
Let's review it first.
Hu Shuo didn't mind it and started reviewing this book.
The title of the book: Legendary World's Virtual Reality.
There was no problem with the name.
But what did virtual reality mean?
There were some things that Hu Shuo didn't understand.
But soon, Hu Shuo was completely dumbfounded when he saw the introduction of the article.
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