Star Railway: I'm developing the Star Railway mobile game at my company.

"She's so beautiful!!!"

"Starry Sky Orbit, right? I'll go download it right now!"

"That's the Starry Sky Railway ahead!!!"

Seeing that the game was of good quality, the popularity of the live stream began to slowly climb, and the bosses also began to be curious about what would happen next.

Lao Mu was also surprised by this situation. Did the game developer design the background based on real people? And then...?

With that in mind, he continued with the story missions.

"The future that Elio sees is never wrong. What was that explosion all about? Was that also in his script?"

"At 23:44:59 system time, the pulse generated by the explosion caused a large-scale paralysis of the main control system."

"You did it?"

"It was the Antimatter Legion that did it; they completely invaded the space station before both systems were even fully operational."

"Do we need to fight the Legion?"

A light, flirtatious whistle escaped from her red lips.

"I don't know. Elio didn't say anything, so it's not important."

"I understand. From now on, I will take over the operation."

Up to this point in the story, Lao Mu had read it word by word, but to be honest, he didn't quite understand it...

What is all this about? What's the script? What are the Star Core Hunters doing here?

Who is the main character? And who am I?

This feeling of a whole string of thoughts flashing through my mind, yet nothing remaining...

So Lao Mu decided to order takeout first! Then he started going through the story again.

"Got it. Can you cheer me up this time? The previous missions were all so boring."

"Sorry, today's task is very boring: it's just about putting the target in—but I won't stop you from having any fun if you want. After all, anything that Elio didn't write in the script is irrelevant."

As she spoke, Kafka drew her weapon, and several antimatter legion phantoms came rushing towards her. Then the scene froze, and cracks appeared all over the screen.

"Oh! The battle screen has appeared!"

Seeing that the battle had begun, Lao Mu finally became interested. The scene changed, and Kafka stood with her back to the screen, elegantly holding a purple longsword.

"Holy crap, Kaffa is actually a controllable character!"

"This game developer is really bold. Aren't they afraid the Star Core Hunters will come knocking on their door?"

"The storyline can be tried for free, so I might as well check out its strength!"

"I'm starting to look forward to the other characters!"

"Judging from the battle scenes, it can't be a turn-based game, can it? That's an ancient gameplay from so many years ago!"

"You don't know anything! There's no such thing as a good or bad gameplay; it all depends on how it's made!"

The combat system doesn't seem too complicated; characters can perform a total of three actions.

Q is a basic attack that restores one skill point. E is a higher-damage skill that consumes one skill point. Once fully charged, it can be used to unleash a special attack.

The tutorial is practically nonexistent; a single basic attack followed by a combat skill is all it takes to end a battle.

After the battle ended, players were finally able to control their characters to move around the map, and Lao Mu immediately started playing with them out of curiosity.

"Wow, guys, this Kaffa model is amazing!"

Lao Mu controlled Kafka, walking and sprinting, the whole process was clear and smooth, without any lag, and he would occasionally let out a gasp of surprise.

Moreover, the character models are very detailed, and there is a pause animation after standing still.

This is something that other trashy, reskinned idle mobile games can't compare to at all!

After playing around with it for a while, Lao Mu was about to follow the main quest to advance the plot when his phone suddenly received a message. It turned out that his takeout had arrived.

"Don't rush, guys, I'm just grabbing some takeout, I'll be right back!"

As he spoke, Lao Mu pushed back his chair, turned around, and left, preparing to eat while livestreaming.

However, during the process, the mouse was accidentally touched, and the game camera on the computer was shifted quite a bit as a result.

In the video, Kafka's long, shapely legs fill the entire screen, and the tight, sheer dark stockings are adorned with numerous leather buckles, adding a touch of allure.

Meanwhile, the comments section was anything but calm.

"No, buddy?"

"No, brother!"

“?° _/”

“L?°⊥”

"I'm convinced by my dad."

"Holy crap? What are you doing, streamer! You shrimp-headed guy!"

"What can I say?"

"That's too much shrimp head!"

"So this is the kind of shrewish streamer you are, Lao Mu! I'm going to give you a good dose of this now!"

"So this is how you play the game? Your Starry Sky Railway has messed things up again!"

“reoreoreoreoreo”

"Big Fool Chun! What are you doing!"

"What should I do? I feel like I've suddenly embarked on a path of [breeding]!"

"Now Lao Mu can really eat well!"

The number of viewers in the live stream began to skyrocket, soaring from 200,000 to 570,000, more than doubling!

When Lao Mu returned with the takeout, the first thing he saw was a screen full of comments and a surge in popularity.

"Holy crap, what's going on?!"

The barrage of comments made Lao Mu completely unaware of his own game screen. He stared for a while, still confused as to how he had become a "shrimp head" streamer!

Until the subtitles were switched to the side, a visually appealing scene suddenly appeared before my eyes.

At that moment, Lao Mu felt as if he had unlocked a hidden gameplay feature in this game!

Chapter 3 Edo Star Specialties

After appreciating the work with an eye for art, Lao Mu returned the camera to normal.

If this continues, my own live stream channel might be in jeopardy.

He quickly manipulated Kafka to advance the plot again.

And at the same time.

With the injection of promotional resources, more and more people are beginning to notice this newly launched mobile game.

As a top-tier online gamer, Silver Wolf naturally noticed this mobile game that suddenly appeared on the charts.

"Starry Sky Railway, could it be a game related to Starry Sky Train?"

And the character icons in this game look very familiar. Have I seen them before?

This piqued my interest, so I decided to download it and give it a try.

The game downloaded quickly, and Silver Wolf immediately clicked the icon to start it.

The familiar star train from the opening scene appears before our eyes.

"Hmph, interesting!"

Silver Wolf pursed his lips and gave a soft hum, then entered the game after registering his account.

Right from the start, the opening CG in the game surprised Silver Wolf.

"Isn't this...something that happened when we went to the space station before?"

The Kaffa in the picture is so lifelike, with the same figure and appearance as the Silver Wolf. You can tell it's Kaffa without even reading the description.

What followed sent chills down Silver Wolf's spine.

Suddenly, a virtual screen appeared in front of Kafka in the story, and her own voice came from it.

This is exactly the communication footage between myself and Kafka when they invaded the space station!

Who could be secretly recording all of this, and who has the ability to do so?

Thinking of this, Silver Wolf handed his phone to Kafka, who was standing next to him.

"Kafka, look at this."

Kafka hesitated for a moment, but still took it and started reading.

When the camera paused on the moment she contacted Silver Wolf, Kafka immediately noticed something amiss.

"It looks like someone has recorded our actions and turned them into a game. How interesting."

"Who do you think it is, or rather, which faction?"

Kafka returned the phone to Silver Wolf in reply.

"I'm afraid only a Memory Master from the Flowing Light Memory Court could accomplish something like this. They didn't notice it at all when they were there, so their strength is probably not to be underestimated."

Fleeting light recalls the courtyard, and those who remember.

This force is a faction within the universe that believes in the Star God of Memory. They believe that in the vast flow of all things, the memory that proves people's existence is the only treasure.

They are dedicated to the preservation and sharing of memories, turning the collected memories into light cones, waiting for the day when they will be handed over to Fuli to be incorporated into the Sudarsana Heaven.

Guided by the memory god Fuli, the Memory Gods shed their physical bodies and live as memes.

This energy-like life form makes the whereabouts of the Rememberers incredibly mysterious; perhaps there is a Rememberer right beside you recording everything about you.

"The one who remembers, then I'm curious to see just how much they've recorded."

Upon hearing Kafka's conclusion, Silver Wolf became even more curious about the game and began to experience the storyline.

This feeling of seeing oneself was also very novel to Silver Wolf.

On the Star Dome Train.

A girl gasped in surprise.

"Ah! Danheng, Xing, come and see!"

Dan Heng, who was reading at the think tank, was startled by the noise and sighed in exasperation before closing the book.

"What's wrong, March? What happened?"

Xing looked at March 7 with some confusion, wondering if something was wrong.

"Look, isn't that the Star Core Hunter Kafka!"

The two looked at March 7's phone together, and the Kafka in the picture was indeed exactly the same as the one in real life.

"This is... a game?"

Dan Heng looked at the screen and saw that it even displayed dialogue boxes, just like a game storyline.

"Someone turned Kafka into a game character?"

"That's not all! In the opening animation, I even saw myself and Danheng! And the game's opening animation features a Star Train!"

"What, I have it too?"

Dan Heng frowned slightly, but Xing, who was standing next to him, pointed to himself.

"And what about me? Did I even show up?"

"Ah... I haven't played for long yet, I haven't seen any stars."

“In March, as you continue the story, I have a bold prediction.”

So the story unfolded on March 7th, during which Danheng gradually confirmed his conjecture.