The screen switches, showing the wrinkles on skin after long immersion in nutrient solution.

Ah Fei lightly touches the control panel, and the projection switches to the comparison experiment screen:

"This is the state of epidermal cells after 300 hours of immersion in traditional nutrient solution. Using the image on the left, you can clearly see the shriveled keratin cells."

"This is the result after treatment with NT-7." Ah Fei points to the comparison image.

In the right image, the cells are plump and neatly arranged.

"On top of that, NT-7 also has a detoxification function."

The projection switches to a 3D model of a Moon Eclipse Clan member's kidney.

"Nano-level adsorbents capture metabolic waste in the body."

The model image demonstrates the process of body toxin molecules being captured by green nanoparticles.

Laboratory data proves that users of NT-7 have kidney function indicators 89.72% stronger compared to traditional repair liquids.

In the audience, a Breaking Clan journalist wearing smart glasses raises a question:

"How do these systems cooperate? Different races have different auxiliary function needs in the game pod; will this cause some races to be difficult to adapt?"

"Great question." Ah Fei nods, and the projection immediately switches to the overall system flowchart:

"In a networked state, the game pod can learn algorithms to balance all subsystems, ensuring that each game pod, after the initial adaptation phase, masters the most suitable user data, with each parameter included in the adaptation algorithm."

The projection switches to real-time data flow, showcasing simulation usage screens of players from different races.

"For example, your Breaking Clan, your keratin layer metabolism rate is 3.2 times that of humans. The game pod system will automatically increase the concentration of epidermal repair factors in the nutrient solution, and it works similarly for players of other races."

"Of course, users always have ultimate control. All parameters can be customized or adjusted by the game pod's 'virtual doctor' for personalized tuning."

The holographic projection switches to a demonstration video.

It shows how users can adjust various body maintenance settings in the virtual interface.

Next to a translucent human body model are dozens of adjustable parameter sliders.

If users find it troublesome, they can simply choose the easiest 'virtual doctor' mode.

Additionally, the screen also showcases the warning mode.

If players force adjust parameters to a mode incompatible with their bodies, execution will be prohibited.

Then, the conference moves into the Q&A session.

Ah Fei skillfully answers questions from journalists of various races, satisfying all curiosity.

Before the conference ends, Ah Fei returns to the center stage, looks up at the camera, connecting with countless players full of anticipation in the livestream:

"Imagine being offline for a long time in Monster World, feeling refreshed like after professional therapy when you stand up without back pain or dry eyes. Even discovering your physical fitness has improved, syncing joy in virtual and reality. That's our pursuit."

As the voice falls, particles floating around the stage suddenly burst, transforming into countless stars scattered towards the audience.

With the audience's astonished voices, Ah Fei opens his arms:

"The latest game pod will begin a new virtual chapter, marking the end of the previous Illusion Realm codename generation. The new game pod will be named 'Future.' It's not just a game pod; it's a bridge for all Earth races to deeper contact with the Virtual World… The first batch of game pods will be released tonight, equipped with free health monitoring services… To encourage the promotion of Monster World, purchases using sacrificial power currency get a priority discount. Specific details are on the official website."

The dome lights up again, reflecting faces in the audience full of astonishment.

The livestream explodes.

But the majority are sarcastic voices.

"Did I hear incorrectly? You said to encourage Monster World's promotion, we can use sacrificial power to purchase. Then give me the game qualification!"

"Without qualification, how do I prioritize buying? What a broken conference. I thought there'd be surprise news about issuing new game qualifications at the end, but this is it?"

"So where's the Monster World player qualification? I'm asking about the qualification. Upper Realm Beings are so disgusting. Hate hunger marketing."

"The game pod is great, so is the Regulation Liquid, but where's the crucial Monster World qualification?"

"Watching the conference, I really feel the virtual era is coming. I mean staying offline for months, half a year, or even years. Technological advancement makes me scared. I fear future human relationships will only be in games… What about reality? Who will have children to nurture the next generation?"

Journalists quickly record conference details as players in the livestream frantically complain about the lack of Monster World qualification.

Under the never-extinguishing neon background of Eclipse City, a new era where sacrifices between reality and virtual are unnecessary unfolds with this conference.

...

Eclipse City, Data Center.

Star Network core hub.

Holographic data flow silently surges in spherical space, with billions of pieces of information being disassembled, analyzed, and reorganized, ultimately converging into a network covering the entire Earth.

The Star Network monitors every detail during the conference.

Player excitement index, real-time discussion on social media, rapid growth in pre-sale orders… everything is as anticipated.

In fact, the technology for virtual game pods and nutritional Regulation Liquid has long matured, even more advanced than the publicly released version.