A group of teachers were arguing because of the priest's identity, but some teachers also raised a different viewpoint.

"Only those with higher mental strength can withstand the extremely fast time flow in the game. This game is not designed for students to actually create civilizations in it for a long time."

It was simply to make them understand how difficult it is for a civilization to emerge. Among the countless primordial stars in the universe, very few have given birth to life, and intelligent life is even rarer.

Those planets that were allowed to develop freely and eventually reach a point where they could be accepted by the stars… even the ancient planet of Cerberus, which gave birth to the Cerberus people, didn't reach that point before being destroyed by space pirates…

The conversation unconsciously veered off course, and somehow ended up discussing the experience of time flow.

"Hopefully, game developers can improve this aspect in the future to meet the needs of more people. It also reduces a lot of mental stress for teachers to monitor students in a virtual space like this!"

"What, to adapt to the increased demand for watching live streams?"

One of the teachers seemed to recall the incident where a student at Imperial Central School was livestreaming himself playing games, and couldn't help but ask Chesil about it.

Occasionally, Lu Xiaoyao would run into students from other schools, which inexplicably had a negative impact.

In response, Cheshire retorted: "What exactly did your students do to damage the school's reputation? Don't you provide any moral education? You failed to teach them properly, leading to their true colors being exposed in someone's live stream, and now you're saying it's all the students' privacy?"

I remember that the agreement our school signed with the game company mentioned not interfering with the game company's promotion. Popular streamers broadcasting games was one form of promotion. You're complaining about me, but why don't you complain about the game company?

Cheryl's sharp tongue successfully turned the other person's already not-so-fair face completely black.