To ascend, I had no choice but to create games-Chapter 566 - 329: The Game of Freedom (Part 2)_1

Chapter 566: Chapter 329: The Game of Freedom (Part 2)_1

“Limit World” went live on its second day, and Pingping couldn’t wait to jump into the game.

Since Fang Cheng Studio is a holding company of Kirin Industry and they had a cooperative relationship, all games developed by Fang Cheng Studio could be played in the gaming pods, and they were permanently free.

In the game, players could choose an NPC companion, so Pingping chose her recently met good friend, the Judge.

Its appearance here was still that of a massive Teddy Bear, with a dozen or so tiny Teddy Bears perched on its shoulders, all curiously looking around.

Politely bowing to Pingping, the Judge smiled and said, “Thank you for inviting me. I’ve always wanted to see what your lives are like.”

“Not at all, I should be the one thanking you. But I really didn’t expect you to accept my invitation. There must be quite a few players who invite you to play.”

“Because I like strong children. Among the children I’ve seen, you are the strongest. So, I also hope to spend more time with you.”

Feeling a bit embarrassed by the praise, Pingping quickly diverted her attention to checking out the game mechanics.

After activating the live broadcast equipment, Pingping, holding the game project summary put together by players, was surprised to find that there were hundreds of game activities, covering nearly all extreme sports.

“There are so many.”

A single game offering a vast number of activities without the need to queue and with unquestionable safety—since one’s real self couldn’t die, it was absolutely safe.

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The thought that such an amazing game only cost 128 made Pingping a little worried that Fang Cheng Studio might go bankrupt.

However, she didn’t understand business matters; since they set the price this way, there must be a reason behind it.

Looking at the menu in front of her, she deliberated for a while, and then said:

“Let’s go climb a mountain and watch the sunrise first.”

“Sure, let’s start with some more peaceful activities.”

She brought up the in-game menu, entered the mountain climbing activity, and immediately, a multitude of potential destinations appeared.

There were many filtering options available. Those who liked being in a lively crowd could choose to team up with others for the climb, those who enjoyed challenges could opt to ascend the high peaks, and for those who wanted to relax after climbing, there were places with natural hot springs. The variety was truly abundant.

After ticking the options she was interested in and selecting the destination she wanted to go to, a Teleportation Array materialized before her, leading to the corresponding mountain.

All players in “Limit World” were in the same world, but this world was incredibly vast, equivalent to the total area of sixteen Earths, capable of accommodating an extraordinary number of sceneries. Essentially, whatever you wished for, you could find the place in this world.

Pingping chose a location filled with maple leaves. Long stairways led to the mountain peak, surrounded by leaves completely dyed in red, making the place breathtakingly beautiful.

Mountain climbing gear was arranged in the wooden house at the mountain’s base.

After putting on a pair of climbing shoes and picking up a walking stick, Pingping, together with the Judge and Little Bear, began their mountain climbing journey.

As she climbed, the maple leaves on both sides of the path seemed to be burning like flames, and between the crevices of the stone steps, stubborn white flowers of unknown species bloomed vigorously.

The higher they climbed, the more enchanting the surroundings became; thin fog flowed through the woods like milk, rendering the scenes below dreamlike.

While admiring the scenery around her, she slowly ascended.

She activated fatigue mode, where the player’s character gradually loses stamina, and electrical signals automatically simulate the sensation of tiredness.

This feeling wasn’t very comfortable, but Pingping enjoyed it.

In this mode, she could fully experience the sensations of a normal person.

Sweat, exhaustion, and even the shortness of breath made her feel alive—as if her legs could still carry her.

She had chosen solitude mode, with nothing around her but the endless red leaves and the climbing stairs that seemed to stretch on up to the sky.

When she reached the top, the sky had already darkened.

Lights shone in the mountain-top cabin, but there were no managers inside, only supplies laid out.

Pingping had intended to manage on her own, but the Judge immediately asked her to sit down and then began to work with his Little Bears.

They set up a tent, brought out a charcoal stove, a kettle, and a tea bag. It wasn’t long before they had boiled spring water and started to brew tea.

Served by the Little Bears and lying on a recliner, Pingping sipped floral tea, wrapped in a blanket, and watched the stars.

The sky here was very clean. Before they arrived, no humans had been here, so naturally, there was none of the ubiquitous pollution of today.

The stars twinkled above, the moon slowly climbed, and in this leisurely moment, she could not help but hum a song. Her clear voice echoed in the deserted area and, with the company of the Little Bears, she gradually rediscovered herself.

After an indeterminate amount of time, the sun rose.

The red sun climbed from the other side of the mountain, the bright orb emerged from the gorge, and the previously ink-stained sky was now distinctly divided into two halves, presenting Pingping with a long-missed magnificent view.

Taking a deep breath, she indulged in the spectacle before her, reluctant to break the silence for a long time.

She truly adored this game.