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Game World.

Headquarters of the Myriad Worlds Terminal, Infinity Group.

This structure, located in the most unique architectural framework of this world, was the headquarters housing the Myriad Worlds Terminal.

Within it gathered the world’s most top-tier game architects.

The “Myriad Worlds Game Engine” they developed using the terminal was a symbol of the highest power and a representative of the strength held by those game architects.

And the twelve-person group that controlled the highest permissions of the Myriad Worlds Game Engine was the “Supreme Game Council.”

The members addressed each other by numerical codenames from 01 to 12.

In the space above the Infinity Group headquarters, eerie celestial phenomena flickered constantly, and countless shimmering pixel-mimicry clouds covered the strange sights in the sky above.

Those were three cracks that pierced through the horizon, with countless pixels surrounding them.

Energy billowed and erupted from within, and then these pixels injected this energy into the interior of the Infinity Group in the most primitive way for consumption…

The Infinity Group headquarters also had another name—the Void Crack Infinite Energy Perpetuum Mobile.

To the public, however, it was promoted as the “Infinite Pixel Perpetuum Mobile.”

A world-scale engineering project created by harnessing the infinite energy hidden beneath microscopic pixels, the Infinite Perpetuum Mobile.

It could be said that after this creation appeared, it completely changed this game world and set off a massive, surging game reform.

This world had already been completely unified.

The concept of nations was gradually replaced, turning instead to the control of the Infinity Group’s Myriad Worlds Terminal.

Everyone could establish a connection with the Myriad Worlds Terminal through device terminals; applications for accounts and all livelihood projects were regulated by the Myriad Worlds Terminal.

The people at the bottom of the world could only access the lowest-grade food and water every day.

There were no entertainment projects other than the games of the Myriad Worlds Terminal; or rather, this world simply had no soil for entertainment outside of games.

There were simply too many people in this world.

In densely populated areas, the population per square kilometer reached as high as one million.

Such densely populated areas were spread everywhere throughout this world.

During the world’s most peak population period, the average land occupancy per person in residential areas was less than 0.02 square meters.

It could be said that this world, by borrowing the power of pixels, ignored basic architectural frameworks, causing the “residential areas” of the entire world to become extremely deformed.

Looking down at this world from the sky, the surface of this world appeared to be covered in dense, tight cracks in the earth.

And if one looked closer, one would discover from the edges of those cracks that those were also structures formed by buildings, with the light that residents relied on for survival glowing from the underground.

Going further down, one would discover that the entire abyss delving into the depths was not a crack at all; its “fissure” rock walls were entirely composed of layers of architectural structures.

With just a single glimpse, one would realize that beneath this world lay an underground world far more massive than the surface!

That was an even more chaotic place where only those at the bottom would go to live.

Some places were even comparable to primitive caves.

Even if their architectural structures appeared modern, their quality of life was inferior to that of primitive people who drank blood and ate raw meat.

But even so, with such low quality of life, they still possessed basic game equipment; or rather, game equipment was the only channel through which they survived and obtained resources, food, and water.

In even more remote areas where even game equipment could not be popularized, life was even more difficult.

Of course, there were also lawless lands in this world that were not governed by the Myriad Worlds Group.

Or rather… there were many such places.

The Myriad Worlds Group hardly had the energy to manage these places one by one.

As long as those people were willing to play games, having them manage their own lives was actually the form of development that the Myriad Worlds Group was most willing to see.