Why the bug I wrote became a core gameplay mechanic?!
Chapter 411 - 414 This review is just blatant lies!_2

Chapter 411: Chapter 414 This review is just blatant lies!_2

"The impossible dimension is missing its most crucial part of the content!"

At this point, the review doesn’t explain in too much detail, but most players already know what he’s talking about.

No matter which girl becomes the guide, she will write down a large number of diaries, and the diaries will contain "suspecting someone is peering inside through the male protagonist’s pupils".

This content is hidden among a large amount of text that seems meaningless at first glance, which is usually about mundane daily trivia or inconsequential ramblings. Although if you really delve into it, you might find some interest, most readers don’t have the patience.

Nonetheless, the official designers put in effort when writing this content. Even utilizing fake-AI, they had to select, polish, and work hard.

Therefore, the review decisively concludes.

Obviously, it’s impossible that the officials have done their utmost in these areas, only to leave a huge hole in the game’s underlying worldview untouched; that simply doesn’t make sense.

Even if the officials accidentally forgot to add something, they must have an official answer internally.

And this review aims to find out what the correct answer is as much as possible.

Since the review couldn’t be too lengthy, Zhang Qifeng didn’t beat around the bush like typical video creators and revealed the answer directly.

"I believe the Savior is not the protagonist played by the players, nor any other girl in the game. There has only ever been one Savior, and that is Elios!"

"Everything that happens in Eden is actually a means to stimulate Elios to awaken as soon as possible, or in other words, the romantic and horror interactions between the player and other female characters are also part of this play."

...

Lilith was somewhat bewildered, blinking her eyes in confusion, "Huh?"

Clearly, this answer was completely beyond her expectations.

Elios?

Don’t joke, she’s just an ordinary guide!

Elios was the first character to be designed in "Heartbeat Dream" but was also the one who received the least resources from the project team.

The reason is simple; as a guide, she has no romantic storyline, nor any horror storyline.

If the completion of other characters with normal romance and horror content is at 100%, Elios only needs about 20% to be sufficient.

With such limited content, how could she possibly be forced into the role of the Savior?

That’s unscientific!

...

But obviously, this review is very confident in proving "Elios is the Savior".

Firstly, it logically rules out the male protagonist and other characters.

"Eden is for selecting the Savior, but let’s think about it, how can a Savior be selected?

"Through dating? That’s definitely impossible.

"Though in ordinary romance games, such ludicrous settings might appear, we know that ’Heartbeat Dream’ is far from an ordinary romance game; its core is rather tragic and serious."

"So, the protagonist played by the players, while talking about love with various girls, awakening as a Savior? That method of creating a Savior is obviously too far-fetched."

"Similarly, it doesn’t make sense to say other girls are the Savior either.

"Although these girls might undergo some training, in reality, there is no compulsion for them to train."

"If players are willing, they train maybe two or three times a day at most, but if the player isn’t interested in training, they can even take the girls shopping, swimming, playing in the water, sunbathing every day, without any need for training."

"That doesn’t make sense either.

"So, the training in Eden is just a facade, actually unrelated to creating the Savior."

"If it were simply creating a generic warrior capable of battling monsters in the apocalypse, then this training might be somewhat reasonable, but to create a ’Savior’ type character, such a level of training is absolutely impossible!"

...

Lilith and Gu Fan exchanged puzzled looks, both seeing bewilderment on the other’s face.

He actually managed to rule them out using the process of elimination!

Indeed, from the review perspective, neither the protagonist played by the players nor the various girls involved in romances with the protagonist fit the bill of ’Savior’.

But now the question arises again: if they don’t qualify, does Elios, the one who’s just watching the gate, qualify?

...

"What, after all, makes a ’Savior’ capable of saving the world? Clearly, she must possess a powerful force that can surpass all conventional powers."

"Otherwise, if the world’s conventional powers are already annihilated, how could a mere well-trained warrior be called a Savior?"

These two statements seem rather persuasive.

To become a Savior, one must at least have combat power that exceeds all ordinary forces in the original world, otherwise what’s the point of saving? Rushing into the apocalypse would just mean one more person delivering themselves to death, unable to change the tide of battle.

But then a new question arises: in "Heartbeat Dream," there doesn’t seem to be the so-called ’powerful force that surpasses conventional powers’, right?

Fortunately, the review soon provided an explanation.

"Before explaining what this power is, let’s go back to an earlier doubt, that is, what exactly is the horror content in the storyline?

"Many people think the horror content is just the protagonist’s fantasy or delusion."

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