"A normal hermit's cabin would have a vegetable patch outside the door, where they could grow some vegetables and be self-sufficient. They would also have a chicken coop and a pigpen, so they could eat some meat in the future."

Ah Dai looked at the place he had chosen and described the scene in his mind to everyone.

Well, at this time, he looked very confident.

"First of all, when building a house, you must be practical about the foundation. As the old saying goes, the stability of a house depends entirely on the quality of its foundation."

While interacting with the audience, A-Dai controlled the character, leveling the ground, then placing a layer of flat wooden blocks on it, and ensuring the uniformity of the shape.

At this time, A-Dai's interaction was also noticed by the surrounding players.

Some players who couldn't get a seat squeezed over and watched curiously.

He's already building a house? And what he's saying makes so much sense? Could he be an expert?

"Okay, the foundation is done. Let's put the soil on the outside first. We can just use solid wood for the floor. It's a rare luxury, but the house needs light, so we need to leave space for the windows first. We can fill them in later when we can make glass."

"As for the roof, I originally wanted to make a glass roof so that I could see the stars and the moon at night, but now there is no glass, so I have to seal it with stones for now, and then repair it when it can be made later."

Ah Dai had a good idea, with a glass skylight and luxurious solid wood floors, giving it a luxurious look.

Soon, a rough shape emerged. In order to make it look more majestic, he even raised it a little with soil.

After many repairs and changes to the design, the house was finally completed after more than an hour, when the audience in the live broadcast room were almost falling asleep.

Then, there was silence.

Ah Dai stared blankly at the house he had built, and the players watching behind him were also stunned.

When they listened to Ah Dai making and explaining it, they thought it made a lot of sense. Some players even took note of it in their minds, intending to use it themselves later.

But after it was completed, when I looked at it from a distance, it was seriously inconsistent with what I had said.

The whole house was dark and had a very narrow gate. Except for the middle part which was made of wood, both the top and bottom were made of stone. It looked like a large prison.

That's it? Expert?

The talk was clear and logical, with all kinds of profound truths, but in the end, this is it?

Are the ones made by my Wangcai better than this?

Not only were the onlookers complaining, but even the audience in the live broadcast room laughed unkindly.

All the sleepiness I had before has disappeared, and I feel so energetic.

"Oh my god, I'm dying of laughter. Why do I feel like this house doesn't look like a house, but more like a large matchbox! Hahahaha."

"Well, you know what, they do look a bit alike! Puff."

"I was naive. I thought what A-Dai said was so good, so I really believed it was true. But after waiting for over an hour, this is the result?"

"Oh, that's wrong. Being able to spend over an hour carefully carving out such an ugly house is a talent. I can't even begin to catch up with that!"

Of course, A-Dai could see the barrage in the live broadcast room and the reactions of the surrounding players.

This time he looked at the other players playing the game and found that this time, they were different. Although there were no masterpieces, compared with his house, they were quite normal.

Seeing this, Ah Dai felt a little embarrassed and couldn't sit still.

He looked at his watch, then said seriously:

"Ahem, well, time is almost up. That's all for today's live broadcast. We'll talk next time."

After making up a random excuse for himself, Ah Dai quickly ended the broadcast without even saving the video and left.

However, although he left his seat, he did not leave. He planned to see how other players built houses and learn from them.

Otherwise, during the next live broadcast, the audience will boo him and he will be embarrassed again.

But as he watched, he started laughing.

It turns out that there is more than one prison~~

......

When "Minecraft" was launched in the experience store, it was tried out by many players and was also broadcast live by anchors.

The topic of "Minecraft" has also started to appear on the Internet, and its popularity is rising rapidly.

The gaming media were not willing to lag behind, and after gaining a general understanding of the situation, they rushed to report on it.

"Legend has it that Wang Chuan's pixel-style game, Minecraft, has been launched in the experience store and can be tried out."

"Warcraft producer Wang Chuan has completed another new game. With such a fast production speed, is he a man or a god?"

"A pixel-art game about building blocks? Look no further than Wang Chuan's new work, Minecraft."

There are countless reports like this, but many of them focus on the content of "Minecraft".

Among them is the game New World, an old acquaintance of Wang Chuan.

However, the content inside is not false, and it describes the game itself truthfully.

Well, because it doesn't need to be changed, it's already very popular.

In addition to these, there are also pictures and videos uploaded by some players after experiencing the game in the experience store.

All these have made the popularity of "Minecraft" on the Internet soar.

At this time, in an office somewhere in the Internet Entertainment Company.

Zhang Xi was looking at the information about "Minecraft" and considering it carefully.

He is also a well-known game producer, but everyone may have forgotten him.

But if you just mention something, everyone will be able to remember it.

That is, after "Warcraft" was launched, his game "Pineapple Head's Journey" was also launched, but it was affected by "Warcraft" and died suddenly.

He was even sent to the hospital twice!

Looking back, these things didn't make him that angry. After all, the quality and achievements of "Warcraft" were there, and it was normal for him to fail.

However, what made him more angry was that his old rival Wang Sheng could actually afford the loss of early publicity and directly postponed the payment. He was so cowardly!

He was beaten to death and ended up losing money in the game, while his old rival suffered nothing except a little embarrassment.

This is something he can't accept.

You know, this game was created with the intention of blocking Wang Sheng from the beginning.

But who would have thought that in the end it was Wang Chuan's "Warcraft" that suddenly came out and directly swallowed up both companies.