Is the world in the game real? It may become increasingly difficult to judge in the future. It's like the so-called virtual reality games that are often talked about nowadays, and when we put on a pair of glasses, we can already see another world.

I remember last year, I went to an underground mall and saw a game like interstellar travel, sitting in the cockpit, wearing glasses, and then people could go on a "space trip", and I believed that thing must be very realistic. Everyone in the cockpit was pleasantly surprised, and although he didn't tell me exactly what his experience was like, it was conceivable that as the machine moved up and down, left and right, the feeling was almost the same as being there. Maybe that's the future, and the beauty of games is that you can see everything you want to see at any time.

With every pull of the trigger, every swing of the sword, and the blood of the enemy spilled, it was truly an instant experience of violence. If you can vent your frustrations in reality in the game and do things that you don't dare to do in the real world, maybe crime will be much lower.

The game of the future should actually be another world, where everyone can play a different role than in reality.

Heroes, policemen, businessmen, and even thieves and robbers all exist in that world, but they have no effect on us in reality, and after a battle, we still have to return to ourselves. That's the game.

Everything is like Zhuang Zhou's dream butterfly, which world is real, we really can't tell sometimes. In the real world, we are bound by morality and law, living under a mask, and living a life of servility. In the virtual world, we hide our identities and bring out the potential for violence to the fullest. Maybe it's a kind of inner release. Which one is the real me? What a headache.

If someone reversed the virtual and the real, would the world sink away? What if one day you find that everything around you is fake, it's just a game, and the game is the real world? I don't know.

That's why I gave birth to a novel like "The Wandering Spirit of the Illusory World", and let's find the answer you think is the most accurate.