This Is Not a Bug but a Game Feature-Chapter 169 - 130: Ms. Qin and Mr. Liu (2)

But it’s essential to make Mr. Liu realize that he’s dealing with a scammer and must give up on Lin.

"No way..."

Mr. Liu didn’t believe what the journalist and his wife were saying.

But after sending numerous messages without receiving any reply from Lin, he became anxious. In the past, Lin always replied quickly, and this situation where he sent so many messages without a reply had never happened.

He waited for almost two hours.

Mr. Liu still didn’t receive a reply from Lin, indirectly confirming what Ms. Qin and the journalist said—he most likely did encounter a scammer.

Mr. Liu felt utterly hopeless.

He told the journalist that Lin was the best girl he had ever met and never imagined she’d be a scammer.

But now, with Lin not replying, he’s given up. He solemnly apologized to his wife, admitting he had been blinded by infatuation and even doubted his closest companion.

Ms. Qin forgave him.

Just as the program was about to conclude, and the drama caused by this gaming-induced affair seemed to be drawing to a close, Mr. Liu became indignant and decided to report it to the police.

After being scammed out of several thousand bucks, his decision seemed understandable.

Although he initially had bad intentions, getting scammed was a reality. Thus, the journalist strongly supported this decision.

However, Ms. Qin disagreed.

She argued that family scandals shouldn’t be publicized, as making a big deal out of it would be embarrassing for both parties; it’s better to keep things low-key and live peacefully afterward.

"With the journalist here, why fear airing dirty laundry? Do you think that not reporting will keep others from knowing about our issue?"

Mr. Liu insisted on reporting to the police.

Seeing how firm he was, Ms. Qin began to panic and quickly snatched her husband’s phone, stuttering as she revealed the truth.

"What, you’re Lin?"

"You also play ’Love Advisor Department’? And you were the one who first seduced Mr. Liu?"

The journalist was overwhelmed, and the audience exclaimed that the plot twist was astonishing, leaving everyone flabbergasted.

Initially, it seemed this episode of 8848 Platinum Eye fell short of previous standards, lacking the excitement; who knew the actual drama would just now unfold.

...

After this episode of 8848 Platinum Eye aired, the shocking twist and the five-star absurdity ignited the internet.

Mr. Liu and Ms. Qin, this bizarre couple, became famous. 𝓯𝓻𝓮𝙚𝙬𝓮𝙗𝒏𝙤𝒗𝙚𝙡.𝒄𝒐𝓶

Equally famous was the game "Love Advisor Department"! Viewers said this game was incredible, the finest "matchmaking mechanism" in human history.

This game aptly demonstrates that people of one kind become a family!

Because her husband was always out early and back late, leaving Ms. Qin feeling lonely and seeking excitement through the game, she unexpectedly matched with her own husband.

Initially, she didn’t know it was Mr. Liu.

But through chatting, and after adding each other on WeChat, she realized her online romance partner was her husband.

Thus, Ms. Qin came up with a bold idea: to use this fake online romance identity to test her husband’s loyalty to her.

And thereby teach him a lesson that online romances aren’t reliable and that his real wife is better...

Impressive!

The finest hunters often appear as prey. Mr. Liu might never have dreamed that his affair partner was his own wife.

After this episode aired, it sparked a massive wave of online discussions.

Thanks to the show’s popularity, sales of "Love Advisor Department" skyrocketed. Countless curious onlookers wondered what kind of game could create such an absurd event.

And once they tried it...

Whoa! This game was incredible!

No wonder Mr. Liu got picked up by Lin; this couldn’t solely be blamed on his lack of willpower!

The game’s matchmaking mechanism was too smart, perfectly aligning candidates with one’s dating preferences.

The only disappointment was that married players either matched with the same gender or matched with their spouse, highlighting a full degree of compatibility.

As of August.

Total sales across all platforms for "Love Advisor Department" exceeded 950,000 copies, just shy of a million, which might be reached in a few days.

With more players, everyone noticed the advisors for matchmaking became more accurate and excellent!

"Quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes."

Chen Ba was beginning to grasp the algorithm crafted by the Iron Fool System.

Previously, when the player count was relatively low, there was some random matching phenomenon. This was because within the system’s pool, it couldn’t find players highly compatible with each given player.

But as the player base surged, with an influx of new players, this random matching phenomenon decreased sharply.

It’s like breeding big data.

The more data inputted, the more precise the big data model becomes, providing matches with more suitable love advisors.

"Not yet to the extreme..."

Chen Ba estimated that at least 300 to 500 thousand players would be needed to fully harness the potential of this matchmaking mechanism.

After all, with more players, it’s easier to match the right candidates.

Otherwise, with just a few people, even if the database has the target candidates, they aren’t playing "Love Advisor Department," so how can it match you?

The excellent matchmaking mechanism of "Love Advisor Department" won the trust and affection of many young men and women.

Thus far, 700 couples have formed through this game, with 57 pairs even registering for marriage.

Such astonishing performance immediately attracted media attention.

Chen Ba also accepted an interview with the local Jiangning media in his office.

"...That’s right! That’s what I initially thought!"

"Nowadays, the marriage rate is declining year after year, which makes me anxious! So I wondered, what could I possibly do for everyone?"

Chen Ba humbly stated: "Then I thought, why not use big data to create a marriage and dating platform in game format? To provide an opportunity for young people to meet each other?"

Reporter: "But I heard it initially was a game bug, discovered by a player named Zhang Pengfei, and only then was it..."

"Rumors!"

Chen Ba expressed indignation: "I don’t know where you heard that; our game has no bugs. If you don’t believe it, you can ask other players."

Why is Zhang Pengfei everywhere?

Damn it!

This person is like a ghost that won’t go away. His name is known throughout Tianba Community, and even this reporter has heard of Zhang Pengfei?

Game bug?

How could this be a game bug? Which eye did you use to see this as a game bug? Don’t speak nonsense without evidence, okay?

After sending away this reckless reporter, Chen Ba quickly summoned his loyal protégés, Lu, Zhong Shengwei, and Yang Dong.

The group discussed game updates.

As Zhang Pengfei’s tale fermented, 8848 Platinum Eye covered it, and more and more players joined in...

Apparently!

Regardless of Chen Ba’s admission, the fact is: the nature of the "Love Advisor Department" game has changed now.

Love simulation?

Indeed it is a love simulation, but this game no longer has much to do with NPC characters.

"Divine Grace Continent" gradually diminished the presence of players, turning into a game where NPCs are central and players operate the camera.

"Love Advisor Department" was the opposite.

Due to the unique player strategy player loophole, combined with the excellent matchmaking mechanism, this game evolved to where the NPC presence waned, leading to entirely player-to-player interactions.

Given the circumstances.

Steering the game back to its original path was impractical; a more reliable approach was to go with the flow and update the game based on the current environment.

How to update?

Of course, by increasing player-to-player interaction content and enhancing real-name practices, emphasizing the crackdown on scammers.

Squad voice and text channels also need adjustments, adding popular emojis and emoticons among the younger crowd...