Lynn wore a gentle expression and smiled, "I feel great. Sis, could you do me a favor?"

  Tammy was taken aback, not quite processing the request, but due to her doting affection for her brother, she nodded immediately.

  "Sis, could you come with me here every day?" Lynn said with a smile.

  After saying this, Lynn dove into the newly spawned Porsche race car. Only after Lynn started the car and drove away did Tammy gradually come to her senses, a look of disbelief on her face.

  "Did my brother just smile at me?"

  Tammy felt like she was in a dream.

  It had been so long.

  How long had it been since she had seen such a bright and sunny smile on her brother's face?

  …

  On the Green Hell track, race cars sped along, vying for the lead.

  Thanks to old mother Jake's efforts, the players were finally on the right track, remembering that this was a racing game.

  Of course, when that familiar Ferrari appeared, some players still lost their minds, seeing red, flooring the gas pedal, and crashing into it.

  Just as the visitors were having a blast, the health system made its grand appearance.

  A series of warm reminders rang in the players' ears.

  "Let me play one more game, please don't kick me offline yet?"

  "Where's the arcade manager? Where's the arcade manager? Are you sick in the head? Why are you putting this stuff in such a fun game!"

  "What the hell, I'm a level 3 VIP, how dare you kick me offline?"

  No matter how the players pleaded, the ruthless health system paid no attention and kicked them all out of the game.

  "First blood!"

  "Double kill!"

  …

  "Penta kill!"

  The health system had gone on a rampage.

  With the last player taken away by the health system, Jake also chose to exit the console.

  As soon as Jake exited the console, before his consciousness had fully recovered, he saw a circle of visitors surrounding him.

  Each of them stared at him, teeth gnashing!

  Jake was shocked and exclaimed, "What do you want?"

  The visitors' expressions were grim as they stared intently at Jake.

  "We want to play the game!"

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  "What's this brain-dead health system? Can't you just turn it off?"

  "Damn, it was so much fun, and then I got kicked off. Do you know what that feels like? I even took my pants off, and then you do this to me?"

  Jake chuckled, "But I seem to remember someone saying before that there's nothing fun about the arcade, and if you want to play games, you might as well play at home?"

  "Which idiot said that?"

  "Don't know."

  "Don't look at me, it wasn't me!"

  The visitors denied it vehemently, and no one stepped forward to admit it.

  "Alright, I won't pursue it any further." Jake pointed to the clock on the wall and said, "It's almost closing time for the Starlight Amusement Park. If you want to play, come back tomorrow."

  Everyone turned their heads and saw that it was already 5:30 PM. They were shocked.

  They had come to the virtual reality arcade around 11 AM, and nearly seven hours had passed without them even realizing it!

  "Holy crap, how did time fly by so fast?"

  "Is this the legendary saying that fun times always pass quickly?"

  "Come on, man, it's no fun if you close so early."

  The visitors began to beg Jake to extend the business hours.

  But Jake was iron-willed, and no matter how much the visitors wore out their tongues, it was no use.

  With no other choice, the visitors reluctantly left the Starlight Amusement Park.

  But they were determined in their hearts to come back to play tomorrow!

  Seeing this scene, Jake frowned slightly, lost in thought.

  It seemed that if he wanted to build new amusement facilities in the future, he had to lean more towards this direction and build a base of returning customers as soon as possible!

  "Ding."

  Just then, Jake heard a crisp notification sound.

  Don't misunderstand, this was a cell phone ringtone, not the system's voice.

  Jake opened his phone and pulled up the message.

  "Congratulations to Starlight Amusement Park for successfully being selected in the top ten of Riverdale's Fun List on Yelp."

  "Oh, it actually made it onto the list." Jake was overjoyed.

  As a national-level app, the various lists inside were checked by countless people every day, which could bring a lot of traffic to the Starlight Amusement Park.

  The way to get on this list was also very direct and simple.

  As long as the visitors gave enough good reviews.

  At this time, in the Starlight Amusement Park's comment section, five-star reviews emerged like a tide, pouring in continuously.

  "As an extreme sports enthusiast, I strongly recommend the Blast Off at this Starlight Amusement Park. This project is truly the ultimate in excitement and fun!"

  "Yesterday, I successfully checked out Death House. It was really scary! It's completely different from other haunted houses. If you haven't experienced it, you must experience it once."

  "Demon's Town is pretty good. The actors inside are dedicated as hell, but one of the actors is a bit perverted and keeps sniffing my feet to see if they stink."

  Jake found a comfortable spot and tirelessly flipped through the good reviews, a doting smile on his face.

  Unknowingly, night gradually fell.

  Ethan returned home with a tired body.

  After returning home, he casually shoveled down two mouthfuls of food and then sat down in front of the computer.

  As a game fanatic, the happiest time of the day for him was this time at night when he could play games in peace.

  "What should I play today?" Ethan sat in front of the computer, lost in thought.

  He had played the games on his computer countless times and was starting to feel bored.

  Ethan thought for a long time but couldn't come up with a solution, so he decided to go to the forum and pick a game recommended by other forum members to play.

  He skillfully opened the 'I Love Games' forum and entered the game recommendation section.

  This section was very active, with new posts and new replies appearing almost every minute.

  It seemed that there were quite a few people who shared Ethan's confusion.

  Ethan browsed through the posts, commenting to himself.

  "2077? I heard it's full of bugs, and the game experience is terrible, so I won't play it."

  "Guigu Bahuang seems pretty good, but it's too grindy. I only have this little bit of time to play games every night, so I really can't grind!"

  "Mirror Flower has a new series coming out, which is a bit tempting! But my parents use this computer occasionally, and if they find out, I'll be socially dead, the risk is too great..."

  As Ethan was flipping through the various posts, a new thread popped up.

  "Fellow forum members, I found a real virtual reality game, don't click if you're an pervert."

  Ethan chuckled and said, "Virtual reality games, that's an old story, how can anyone still be talking about it."

  But he still honestly clicked on it.

  Not because of the words "virtual reality game".

  But because of the sentence "don't click if you're an pervert."