Players Invade Cyberpunk

This game is perfect in every way, except that you can only log in at night. For someone like him who doesn’t need to work and has plenty of free time, it’s not very friendly.

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And the fact that he can only log in at night might work for a day or two, but over time his wife will eat him alive.

Entering that red virtual land once again and staying for a brief moment, he felt the familiar sensation of weightlessness under his feet.

Suddenly, everything went black, and when he woke up again, he was in that basement, with three other players who had woken up at the same time, along with the newly booted-up drone W.

Climbing out of the modification pod, Potato complained, "Do you know how I spent those 16 hours? After leaving here, I turned on the company computer and just sat there, staring at over a dozen icons on the screen, not wanting to play a single game. I was completely burnt out."

"Same here. If it wasn’t for just waking up feeling incredibly refreshed, I would wish someone would punch me so I could sleep until night."

After putting on his clothes, Wildman jumped in place twice. Despite yesterday’s strenuous labor, he surprisingly didn’t have any back or leg pain, and he felt even stronger today. That’s definitely the perk of games — no muscle fatigue.

As the four of them walked up the stairs out of the basement, Brother Ni suddenly said, "Yesterday when I logged out, I noticed I got a new passive skill on my panel: [Handicraft LV3]. I think it might be because I often do handicraft work in real life. What about you guys?"