Behind the large cocoon, there stands a resource furnace blazing with fierce flames at the center.

Moving forward, Bliss Players only need to invest spiritual resources from Monster World into it to receive power feedback and achieve growth in strength.

The specific growth plan is set to provide full feedback after refining and converting the resources, along with additional subsidies.

Once players interact with the resource furnace, they can see various goods that can be exchanged for Jile Points.

These are divided into Skill Imprint and Attribute Enhancement, two enhancement settings.

During the testing phase, Lord of Jile does not expect Bliss Players to generate profit; it only hopes their performance in Monster World won't be disappointing.

And this area has been carefully selected by Lord of Jile, with many weak monsters nearby.

It's very suitable for Bliss Players to start.

This time, it has modified the initial combat strength of Bliss Players, setting their strength slightly higher than Jile Purple Tide Warriors and Jile Insect Tide Soldiers.

It hopes Bliss Players can grow independently, rather than relying purely on Power of Extreme Joy subsidies.

Behind the resource furnace, a stout metal rod stands, over fifty meters tall.

This is a traction device that can extract the consciousness of Bliss Players; it will automatically activate upon perceiving the death of a Bliss Player.

However, the coverage area is limited, currently only encompassing the region where Bliss Players are active.

If a player is adventurous and steps outside the coverage area of the traction device and dies while exploring unknown areas... the consciousness cannot be retrieved, thus leading to true death.

During the testing phase, losing a few lives is seen as quite normal by it.

The transportation phase also presents instances of player consciousness extinction, as sudden changes in the positioning of the space channel due to world operations can generate real-time space reverse flows.

If players accidentally get their consciousness sucked into a reverse vortex, brain death is quite normal.

Additionally, encountering powerful entities capable of extracting target consciousness while exploring Monster World, the traction device may not be able to retrieve the consciousness of Bliss Players.

Thus, death is an inevitable risk.

The game promotion clearly states that this is a perfect simulation of reality.

Since it's a real game, there's no reason that doesn't involve true death. Occasionally dying is quite reasonable.

As for the fear caused by death leading players to resist entering the game, this issue has been considered.

But it is temporarily reluctant to address it, intending to first see the test results before deciding.

Furthermore, it completely lacks the intention to create the built-in communication device from the Hometown World game setting.

More accurately, it doesn't have the capability to create it.

Summoning the contact list for transcendent communication, if it truly had this ability, it would have long used it to control Jile Purple Tide and Jile Insect Tide.

Therefore, creating long-distance communication functionality is simply unrealistic.

Additionally, there is no need for the team function.

Without a team chat channel, and as profits are calculated on resources invested in the furnace, there is no possibility of team sharing, making the team mode meaningless.

Additionally, Monster World is a real world where teammate damage immunity cannot be judged.

Compared to the previous recruitment, this time it added a role selection interface when entering the game, as well as an exit game feature.

Providing players for this test a better gaming experience.

Before officially starting this test round, Lord of Jile tested the feasibility of the Transmigration System.

The entire system is divided into five subsystems.

These are the Life Cocoon for reshaping the initial body, the Space Transmission Tunnel connected to the Hometown World, the Consciousness Transfer Crystal, the resource furnace, and the Consciousness Traction Tower.

After consciousness shuttled through the five subsystems and confirmed feasibility, Lord of Jile calmly said:

"Evil Language, begin."

Upon receiving the order, the Jile Seal appeared on the forehead of Evil Language in Bliss World, instantly releasing energy.

An array invisible to the naked eye appeared above the city.

Meanwhile, consciousness traction nodes inside the game cards embedded in VR devices were activated.

Immediately, twenty thousand player consciousnesses from Bliss World soared through the transmission channel into the consciousness transfer station and were subsequently dispatched to the Frost Winter Snow Region's large cocoon, each Bliss Player corresponding to one number.

This time, the entrance duration for Bliss Players into Monster World has improved from 15 minutes to 7 minutes, showing noticeable progress.

The role selection interface is no longer pitch black.

At this moment, just entering the role selection interface, Bliss Players were stunned by the sight in front of them.

The sheer simplicity almost made them laugh out loud, internally calling the game a scam.

The content was extremely inconsistent with the promotion.

The entire interface seemed like it was cobbled together using children's doodle tools, with disastrous color combinations, and the background was an eye-piercing purple, lacking any beauty.

Character choices lacked detailed modeling, only text information.

Yet Bliss Players still made their choice.

Within a short time, the large cocoon in the Frost Winter Snow Region cracked open, and Bliss Players gradually came out from the cocoon.

The real scene ahead left Bliss Players feeling shocked, with dissatisfaction toward the character selection interface vanishing.

Without the Challenger System's body adaptation adjustment, Bliss Players entering the Monster World began abstract performances.

It was like having a shrinking cerebellum, with movements difficult to coordinate, one foot heavy and the other light, or suddenly making a high leap, then crashing to the ground on their buttocks.

All this required Bliss Players to adapt themselves, which is one of the reasons Lord of Jile reduced the initial Life Strength.

At this moment, a voice echoed in the minds of all Bliss Players, releasing the first task.

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