Cyber ​​Swordsman 2121

Chapter 281, life is like a play

Our exam is a life simulation business game.

At the beginning of school, each of us can get a game account in Da Luo Tian.

Through this account, you can enter a virtual interface, choose the profession you want to become here, and then enter a virtual world with the same era and rules as the real world with a more mature adult image similar to yourself, and start to experience Life.

Just like ordinary life-like virtual world games, but because of our age, cognition, and game time constraints, this game does not require us to manipulate characters all the time to obtain corresponding data changes.

As long as the habit data is left in the system, and then according to the given choices, set behavioral goals, the virtual character will perform the deduction and simulation on its own.

You just need to check the growth results after a period of time and make adjustments.

It seems that some games that were born due to lack of technology in the early years have less immersion in the virtual world and more game feeling.

But in fact, compared to the data changes under that algorithm, we are a real game.

For example, I want to be a restaurant owner in the game and want to open a restaurant, so I started to look for a place with suitable traffic flow and rent according to the funds prepared by the virtual character, and then chose to decorate, recruit people, and open the store.

When I finally open the store, the real world will have the same restaurant as the virtual world in the same standard place.

Instructions issued in the game will be truly reflected in reality.

At the same time, the data feedback obtained in reality will also be truly reflected in the game.

To become a barber, an omnic robot with the same hair-cutting skills as the avatar will be under my control, look for jobs on real job sites, apply for jobs, and feed data back to my account.

In this game, we can be whoever we want to be.

In this world, any operation can get feedback in reality, whether it is good or bad, it all depends on oneself and fate.

Then at the end of each month, points will be scored according to a set of growth rate mechanisms based on multiple criteria such as wealth, fame, health, etc.

This is our test paper and results.

When entering the game at the very beginning, everyone had a variety of choices, such as flower shop, car buyer, repairman, sports star, and ordinary member of staff... There are really all kinds of choices.

My first choice was to become a mechanic.

Because I like the feeling of disassembling a complex and extremely precise mechanical body and then reassembling it, which makes me feel like a creator.

It could not be more appropriate to become such a profession.

I manipulated my character carefully, hoping to get a satisfactory result, but for some reason, after a period of time in the game, the state of my character became worse and worse, my mood fell to the bottom, and the initial capital began to grow negatively .

I had no choice but to ask the teacher, "Why is this happening? My (virtual character) repair skills are not bad at all."

The teacher replied kindly, "It's because of your pricing that there are too few orders."

I was even more puzzled, "Before setting the price, I checked the average price in the market, and it's not high, and it's even relatively low."

"The price is not based on the market average, but on the cost that your target group is willing to pay. Do you know who your target group is? That is, who do you want to serve?"

"Who do I serve?" I scratched my head, "Anyone can come if they want, as long as something is broken, I can fix it, and the target is naturally everyone."

"it's out of the question."

The teacher smiled and shook his head, "For example, if something broke in your house, would you go to fix it?"

I nodded vigorously, "I'll fix it if it's not broken."

The teacher's face froze slightly, "Well... let's not talk about your house, what about your classmate's house? What will other people do if their things break down?"

"I've asked them before if they're going to fix things, but they just throw them away."

"So that is to say, most people with family conditions like yours will not go to your business, and these families will not be your customers."

The teacher analyzed a little bit, "What about other people? If we treat people like you as '1', then you know that people whose family wealth is one or two levels lower than you, these people treat faulty products How was it handled?"

I shook my head, unable to understand the concept of poverty, "Is it thrown away too? I don't know."

"They don't throw away, the state of their property doesn't allow them to have such a luxury."

Hearing this, I said happily, "Are these people my target?"

"No, the opportunities you can see are already seen by others. Basically, the products of major brand manufacturers that provide services to these people have a feature, a period of warranty plus special repairs."

The teacher smiled and said, "In order to keep the technology secret, and at the same time to be able to flexibly control the use time and damage rate, the last steel plate was taken away.

"Many large factories have formed a closed loop from production to after-sales repairs. The torque of bolts, anti-disassembly devices, and specific types of tools and instruments, an ordinary person who is not their system, cannot repair those things.

"You can check the business list you have received, and see if there are basically no such very mature brand products."

I thought about it, and then I just felt very aggrieved, "It means that my repairs have no work at all, and there is nothing I can do."

"No, there are still some people below the 2nd and 3rd levels. All the machines they can afford are imitations of small informal factories, or they refit things they picked up from junkyards. It's nothing. The need for technical secrecy, so when something breaks down, it will find a place with a reasonable price in the market to repair it."

The teacher looked at me, "These people are your targets, and your problem is that the price you set is too high compared to the psychological expectations of these people."

"It turned out to be so, I know."

After listening to the teacher's words, I lowered the price a little bit, and as expected, customers appeared one after another, and the business wealth began to gradually accumulate and grow.

But in the face of this, I was not as excited as I imagined. I don’t know why, I always thought of the 1, 2, 3, and 4 levels that the teacher said in order to explain, thinking about the differences between everyone.

Thinking about the people I serve, even big manufacturers are unwilling or unable to include people who make special repairs for the monopoly.

Then I couldn’t help being less enthusiastic about the repairs I originally liked...

(End of this chapter)