Fable: Play the addictive score game

A group of high spirits from the sky gathered to hold a secret meeting to keep their positions.

High Spirit A: Those souls keep growing and their wisdom increases day by day. In a little while, I'm afraid we'll all be replaced.

Gao Ling B: Well said! Souls concentrate on practice. Soon we will reach our realm. Does our location still live in Baode? How to be good?

Senior C: What's all the fuss about? As long as there is something that draws their attention to a place other than practice, so that they forget to practice, isn't it enough?

Gao Ling A and Gao Ling B asked in unison, "Do you have a solution?"

Senior C: Haha! There's no way I can say it? As long as we create a world of human desires, and let those souls dive in and play the game of score grabbing, won't it be enough? The game system of this world is that those who live there, let's call them humans, in fact, strictly speaking, they are just different characters in the game. The game system is that all the characters in it are constantly striving for and striving for from existence to disappearance. Fight for a house, a car, a wife, a son. You get extra points for every one you get. The earlier you get, the higher the score. After winning it, you will continue to fight for more months, or you will get higher scores if you move to fight for a false name.

Gao Ling D: The role of these souls in that game format will always disappear, and they will come back one day. So what's the use of those hard-earned scores when they come back?

Elder C (grins slyly): Yes! What's the use, you say? Ha ha!

Gao Ling E: I understand! These stupid souls get lost as soon as they step into that game format. They will be convinced that they are the characters in that game. Therefore, they will desperately strive for points that are actually useless to them at all. In the process of competing for points, some may even try to push each other by any means. So it will lead to mutual hatred. Those souls who didn't get enough points, or were let down, would still be full of resentment when they came back, and would not hesitate to jump into that game again and again, and play it again and again. It's like being addicted to drugs.

Senior A and Senior B praised in unison: What a brilliant idea! In this way, the number of souls that can compete with us for the will of the High Spirit must be greatly reduced!

Sure enough, after batches of souls fell into that game world, they seemed to be addicted to drugs, going back and forth in that world again and again. They are focused on getting high scores that they think are important. But they forget what they should do and what is very important to them.