This city simulation game can affect reality.

[Management][Upgrade][Farming][Business Warfare][Technology][Relaxed] Chen Jun takes over the resort left by his grandfather, but business has been lukewarm due to planning issues. Frowning, he discovers a new save file has appeared in the city simulation game he's played for over 3000 hours. It not only perfectly replicates the resort but also influences real-world scenes. [Hint: Streamline city traffic to ensure your city functions properly.] At the resort entrance is a T-junction, and due to the lack of a left-turn lane and traffic lights, traffic jams are a daily occurrence. Ordinary person's thinking: "Build traffic lights or widen intersections." Player Chen Jun's thinking: "Use existing guardrails to create a central median strip, and open U-turn lanes in well-lit areas. This is cheaper and solves the core problem the fastest. [Hint: Few functional buildings in the city, resulting in lower resident satisfaction]" Using in-game blueprints, Chen Jun extensively builds specialized structures. [Woodcutter's Hut: Trains your residents to be carpenters] [Fisherman's Hut: Trains your residents to be fishermen] [Experience +1, resident progresses from Lv1 Novice Apprentice to Lv2 Skilled Craftsman] Disabled girl: Can I also become a legendary carpenter? [Hint: Upstream chemical plant discharges wastewater, polluting the resort's river] Chen Jun quietly gathers evidence, crushes the opponent, and acquires long-term land use rights at a low price. [City territory +1]... Commercial competition, building upgrades, traffic management, regional planning, infrastructure boom, land expansion, population control, policy adaptation...