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Recalling her initial mindset when she first entered the Conquer game, Jinli couldn't help but smile bitterly to herself.

She originally thought that taking on a teaching assignment in the game would be a very easy, perfunctory entertainment activity.

After all, they are dealing with a bunch of NPCs made up of data and code, so just teach them some pinyin letters to fool them.

However, as the teaching progressed, things gradually took a completely wrong turn.

The world in this game, this place called Eisheria, feels so real.

It felt so real that she started to wonder repeatedly in the dead of night if it was really a virtual game world.

She watched with her own eyes as those ragged, bewildered NPCs, completely clueless about the text, utterly lost and helpless from the very beginning.

Later, under her guidance, he began to clumsily hold the pen and write his name on rough paper.

Later, when they understood a short proverb, their eyes blazed with an overwhelming joy at the discovery of knowledge from nothing.

All of this is something that cannot be simulated by code.

Koi even started researching the learning algorithms used by these NPCs.

If this kind of logical progression and this thirst for knowledge filled with emotional fluctuations are really just the result of some kind of computer calculation.

Just how terrifying is the technological capability of the company behind this game?

When Jinli stood on the podium, looking down at the people below, whether they were elderly people with white hair or children with innocent innocence.

Everyone stared at her with eyes that seemed to grasp at the last straw, eyes so pure and unadulterated, eyes that yearned only for knowledge.

Her conscience as an educator made it impossible for her to turn a blind eye.

She could no longer deal with this group of people with a perfunctory attitude.

Because the moment she stood on the podium, she truly felt that what was sitting in front of her was not a pile of cold, hard data.

Rather, they are a group of people who truly yearn to change their destiny, who yearn to arm themselves with knowledge, and who truly want to save themselves...

This problem, this mental torment of being deeply involved, was something Jinli had privately discussed with other colleagues and teachers she had dragged into the game.

Surprisingly, everyone reached the same conclusion.

Everyone was deeply moved by the light in the eyes of these NPCs.

It is precisely because of this unyielding sense of responsibility that these real-life teachers are willing to sacrifice their already limited rest time.

They even faced pressure from their real-world superiors, devoting a great deal of energy to these virtual characters.

They were genuinely teaching them, imparting knowledge and resolving their doubts, not just playing other games to complete tasks and get rewards.

However, human energy is ultimately limited.

When they put 100% effort into the game, their real-life work performance will inevitably be affected, and some of their energy will be diverted.

This is precisely the main reason why the head of the teaching department in reality flew into a rage and issued a warning to her.

"Sigh, no matter what happens in reality, at least here, I am their teacher, and they are my students."

Koi took a deep breath and put away the chaotic thoughts in her mind.

She stood up and, as Xu Tian had requested, activated the first-person ultra-high-definition screen recording function in the system panel.

Chapter 170: Game-Based Teaching, Are You Kidding Me?

She tiptoed out from behind the podium and walked slowly down the spacious wooden corridor.

The camera slowly panned across her vision.

In the scene, spacious classrooms are filled with humans of all ages.

A burly man with a thick beard was frowning as he struggled to write with his large fingers, gripping a pen tightly.

A woman with a wrinkled face was loudly reading the pinyin on the blackboard in a stiff tone, following the teacher who was leading the reading.

Countless bright and clear eyes were intently fixed on the podium.

Koi didn't disturb the students who were listening attentively. She went up the stairs and walked to the third-floor balcony at the end of the school building.

Bathed in the warm afternoon sun, she slowly lowered the camera's view, looking down at the vast square paved with smooth stones.

At this moment, in the center of the square, countless children, some only four or five years old, or even younger, were wearing clothes made by Clara and the others.

They chased and played carefree under the sun, having a great time.

Their clear, bell-like laughter seemed to dispel all the gloom in the world.

Meanwhile, the parents of these carefree children are sitting quietly in the spacious classrooms behind the koi fish, absorbing knowledge that can change the fate of their children and grandchildren.

Jinli glanced at the recording time, continued recording some other things, and then felt that the material was already rich enough.

She stopped recording and sent the video file, which had no special effects, directly to Xu Tian via private chat.

On the other side, high in the sky.

Xu Tian was sitting upright on the back of the speeding Ice Shadow Eagle when he received a video file sent by Jinli.

He immediately clicked to view it.

When Xu Tian, ​​who was used to seeing the thirst for knowledge in the eyes of the NPCs in the video and the carefree smiles of the children in the square, he couldn't help but feel deeply moved.

"This material is absolutely killer."

Xu Tian couldn't help but admire it in his heart.

"Let alone teachers, even an ordinary netizen would probably feel compelled to come in and do their part after seeing this."

With such perfect material, Xu Tian immediately took action.

He first kept the Ice Shadow Eagle gliding smoothly, and then he turned on the screen recording function in mid-air.

He pointed the camera at the vast, rolling land below, then switched the view back to his own face, and began recording his opening remarks.

"Hello to all the players who have been following Conquest, I am the only one in the world."

"Thank you all so much for your attention and support for this groundbreaking virtual reality game. Today, I have some exciting news to announce."

"In order to welcome the upcoming new era and further accelerate the construction of Aishilia, the Conquest Officials have decided to release test slots to the outside world again."

"This time, we will be releasing a total of 250 new slots. However, with the explosive growth of the territory's population, we are facing some unprecedented challenges."

"Therefore, we will conduct targeted special recruitment for these 250 positions."

Xu Tian's eyes became extremely serious.

"We need 30 top professionals in urban planning and architectural design to help us replan this soon-to-be-built main city."

"At the same time, we also need 20 professional teachers with real teaching experience and a loving heart, because in our world, there are countless eyes yearning for knowledge waiting for your salvation."

"Once all 50 special professional spots have been filled, the remaining 200 regular spots will be made available on the game's official website. You can simply follow the normal procedure to make a reservation."

After recording the broadcast, Xu Tian directly used the system's built-in editing software to upload his aerial message.

It was perfectly integrated and edited with the stunning video that Jinli had just sent, which showed the true face of the school.

Editing complete.

Without any hesitation, Xu Tian immediately opened Douyin.

He logged into his account, which already had 300,000 followers, and uploaded the meticulously crafted video.

He typed a line of large characters in the title bar.

The Academic Affairs Team of Eshilia cordially invites you to join us; we need you.

Click to send.

The moment this video was released, the internet, which was already in a state of excitement due to previous videos on industrial automation, was instantly engulfed in an even more violent uproar.

Countless netizens flooded the comment section. Watching the realistic high altitude in the video and seeing the NPCs who couldn't even hold a pen properly but were studying so hard, everyone went crazy.

However, the online frenzy contrasts sharply with the troubles of some people in the real world.

In the real world, in a bustling first-tier city.

Inside the administrative office building of a key primary school.

At this moment, in the office of the director of the academic affairs office, on the desk.

Dean of Students Fang Weilan was sitting upright in a large chair.

She was a middle-aged woman in her forties, very well-maintained, dressed in a well-fitting business suit, with glasses perched on her nose, exuding a decisive and authoritative aura.

At this moment, Fang Weilan was frowning deeply, holding a report on teacher attendance and mental state evaluation from the past few weeks, her eyes filled with an undisguised headache.

"What's going on with this teacher Xia Qianqian lately?"

Fang Weilan slammed the report in her hand heavily on the table and rubbed her temples.

Xia Qianqian, also known as the lucky koi in the game, was originally a promising young teacher who was highly regarded for her teaching skills and patience with students.

But for the past two weeks or so, Teacher Xia has seemed to be possessed.

Not only did she come to work every day with huge dark circles under her eyes and appear extremely tired, but what's even more outrageous is that she secretly recruited several other young teachers in the office to play some kind of holographic game that supposedly requires wearing a helmet to play.

If it's just about playing games to relax after get off work, Fang Weilan, as an enlightened leader, naturally wouldn't meddle, since she herself plays quite a bit.

The problem is that the reasons Xia Qianqian and the others gave for their addiction were simply absurd to Fang Weilan.

They actually claimed that they were teaching within the game.

They claimed they were providing nine-year compulsory education to the native NPCs in the game, and asserted that doing so would enrich their teaching experience and make their teaching methods more proficient and diverse.

"That's utter nonsense."

Chapter 151 For the Construction of Asheria!!!

Recalling the scene from two days ago when she called Xia Qianqian and several other teachers to her office for a private talk, Fang Weilan felt like her high blood pressure was about to flare up.

At that time, she earnestly advised them not to waste their time on frivolous pursuits, but to focus their attention on these real, living children who were about to face the pressure of entering higher education.

As a result, those young teachers who usually fawned over her actually started talking back to her for the first time ever.

They said excitedly that the students in the game are also students.

If they had never interacted with those NPCs in the first place, then they could naturally stand by and do nothing.