Minecraft players are invading the worlds.

Minecraft players are invading the worlds.

Author: Huai Mingzi

Description: [Minecraft] + [Minecraft Mods] + [Virtual Game] + [The Fourth Calamity] + [Real Game]

Xu Tian received a system that gave him a world with unlimited resources and portals, allowing him to invade other worlds.

One person's intrusion was too slow, so he made a revolutionary decision.

To transform that world into a virtual game, allowing countless players to wear helmets.

Take control of your character and join him in this realistic invasion war.

They walked through the portal together, where everything was real.

In order to progress better in the game, players have no choice but to continuously learn in real life.

Player: Grandpa, please teach me how to shoot!

Grandpa: You've finally figured it out, why you need to learn.

Player: I was mocked by a monster in the game. He said I was trash and didn't deserve a good gun. I'm going to learn marksmanship to get revenge.

grandfather:……

Xu Tian: The game is recruiting. We need teachers, preferably elementary school graduates, since the NPCs can't read.

Player: Can I, a railway major, come?

Xu Tian: Sure, the railway is about to be laid, perfect timing.

Years later, the players have left their planet and begun interstellar warfare.

Player: This game is so realistic, it doesn't even look like a game!

Xu Tian: This is the game.

Player: That blue planet, it's surrounded by aliens! I'm coming to rescue you!

Suddenly, a news report came on the side: according to the latest news, an alien civilization had appeared in the skies above Earth, and this alien civilization was actually defeated by the fleet behind it.

All the players were stunned to see that the fleet outside was exactly the same as the one in their game.

Xu Tian: Don't panic, don't panic, it's just a game.

I've already reached the Blue Star, and you're still telling me it's just a game?

Chapter 1, The Fourth Calamity: Preparations to Begin

Xu Tian lay back in the chair, his legs casually draped over the edge of the table.

On the curved screen in front of me, the game was paused, the bustling street scene of Los Santos frozen in a blurry background.

He casually picked up his phone from the table, the screen lit up, and he skillfully swiped it open, entering a pinned group chat, his mind solely focused on the game.

The group chat was quite lively, with several new messages popping up constantly.

Xu Tian's gaze swept over the user whose profile picture featured an adorable puppy raising its paw in surrender.

[Little Blackie (Administrator): "Ugh, so boring! I'm dying of boredom from playing these games every day. Aren't there any new and exciting games lately? They're all the same, it's like electronic impotence."]

The next person to speak was another administrator, whose profile picture was a landscape photo.

[Life is Like the First Meeting (Admin): "Bored? It's alright, I'm blocking the bridge and blowing up the evacuation point every day, it's quite fun."]

[Little Cat (Group Owner): "@LifeIsLikeTheFirstTimeMeeting, Born."]

[Life is like the first time we met: @Little Cat, hehe, you're such a jerk, even the one who messed up his teammates is now mocking me. We're one short of blocking the bridge, are you coming or not?]

[Kitten: Come here]

[Life is like the first meeting: "But it's true, lately there hasn't been anything seriously fun besides messing with people's minds, otherwise I wouldn't have been so bored as to block the bridge."]

Looking at the chat history on the screen, Xu Tian's lips curled up slightly.

As a time traveler, he has been in this world for some time now, and everything here—history, technology, and culture—is almost exactly the same as his previous life on Earth.

There's just one thing missing.

The blocky world of Minecraft that he longed for does not exist here.

He was added to this group, which was called "Only for Games," when he was playing online games right after he transmigrated.

There seemed to be about a hundred people in the group, but according to Xu Tian's observation, they were all hardcore gamers who would lurk and pretend to be dead during the day, but would unleash their inner zombies by tagging everyone at night.

The people who are active in the group year-round are now fewer than ten.

"Since there is no Minecraft in this world..."

Xu Tian felt the system that had already loaded in his mind, and his fingers hovered above the phone's keyboard, rapidly typing.

It's time to give the natives of this world a little sandbox shock.

[The Only One in the World (Administrator): I have a game that's about to enter closed beta testing. It's supposed to be the world's first game of its kind, a 100% realistic game.]

The group was silent for half a second after the message was sent.

[Kitten: ? There's such a game? When did you get your hands on one?]

[The Only One in the World: After graduation, I joined a game company. The game has just finished development, and they want me to prepare for closed beta testing. They have a few openings and I was thinking of asking you guys for help.]

Xu Tian continued to argue without batting an eye.

[Little Blackie: 100% real? Are you kidding me? Is there any technology that can achieve that now? Even with ray tracing maxed out, you still can't achieve 100% realism, right?]

Xu Tian had anticipated the questions, but he calmly continued typing.

[The Only One Under Heaven: Actually, it's not 100% accurate; the game mechanics are quite unique.]

The starting village is a sandbox simulation management and building system with equipment crafting and development modes, and the art style is rather... unique.

But once you leave the starting village, there's a much larger map outside, which is a 100% realistic simulation.

[Life is like the first time we met: You mean, it sounds a lot like farming in the newbie village, then going out to fight with your gear?]

[The Only One Under Heaven: That's right, that's the core gameplay. You craft equipment in the starting village, and then use that equipment to attack other maps.]

The maps developed by the company are huge, completely based on the scale of Earth, and some maps are even larger than Earth.

The group chat exploded again.

[Niu Niu: That's awesome?]

[Niu Niu: Don't lie to us, if it's a 100% recreation, then the newbie village should at least be very big, right?]

Furthermore, in a simulation game, each player should at least have some kind of territory, right? How big would the starting village have to be to accommodate all of them?

Seeing Niu Niu's question, Xu Tian leaned back in his chair, his eyes gleaming with confidence.

How old?

[Unique in the world: Infinitely large, maps are generated in real time based on algorithms]

[Little Blackie: Cow]

The simple reply conveyed a sense of perfunctory dismissal, as if the person didn't believe it but thought the person was exaggerating.

Seeing this, Xu Tian knew that these old foxes wouldn't believe him just by talking.

He switched out of the background and copied a link that he had prepared beforehand.

[The Only One in the World: This is our official website. The website contains real photos of our company. You can take a look. I guarantee with my integrity that they are absolutely not AI-generated; they are all actual photos taken using the engine.]

On the other side of the city, in a simply decorated apartment.

Chen Xu pushed up his glasses; he was the group owner, ID: Little Cat.

As a seasoned game reviewer and veteran gamer, it's common for us to joke around and tease each other in the group chat.

But today, these words from Tianxia have indeed piqued his interest.

"An infinite map? 100% real?"

Chen Xu muttered something, then used his finger to click the link on the mouse.

The webpage loads quickly without any fancy loading animations; on a black background, there's only a line of striking white text.

A 100% realistic siege simulation game: Conquer Online

"The name is quite retro."

Chen Xu shook his head and continued scrolling down.

The website design is quite professional, with all the necessary sections.

He casually clicked on the game's features section, and several illustrations came into view.

Those are some squares.

Green square grass, brown square trees, even the clouds in the sky are square-shaped.

"This is what they call sandbox simulation?"

Chen Xu chuckled and shook his head.

"This art style is too abstract. Is this kid kidding me? This is what he calls 100% realism?"

This pixelated art style might have been acceptable twenty years ago, but now it's practically a low-quality game on par with 4399 (a popular Chinese video-sharing website).

He was about to close the webpage and go back to the group to vent when his mouse inexplicably slid to the last section.

[Actual Footage - Map of Eshilia]

"Take one more look, please."

Chen Xu clicked on that section.

A high-resolution image loads on the screen.

Chen Xu, who had been nonchalant, suddenly froze the moment he saw the picture.

His expression darkened slightly.

The image shows a deep, dark cave environment.

Inside the cave, a strange creature with a deep, dark blue body stood silently.