Su Wangchuan took the employment contract and examined it carefully.

He was worried about being tricked.

Healthy kidneys were valuable.

The employment contract had all the information clearly laid out.

The details could be verified.

Five social insurances and one housing fund!

A monthly salary of ten thousand, with the actual company payment exceeding fifteen thousand;

Additionally, there would be bonuses distributed based on the revenue generated from in-game tasks, and temporary overtime tasks would also have allowances...

With such benefits, Su Wangchuan wanted to scrutinize every word.

What had he done to deserve this?

At this moment, Su Wan solemnly reminded him:

"After signing the contract and joining our game studio, you must not disclose any game-related content to outsiders! Whether through communication tools or verbal communication, if it occurs, our contract will automatically terminate, and we reserve the right to sue you to recover all profits and losses."

"..."

Su Wangchuan was silent for a moment, then nodded:

His social circle was narrow, so leakage was unlikely;

As for his parents...

They only knew he was involved in live streaming.

Su Wan then laid out a second restriction:

"Even if our cooperation ends, you must not engage in similar industries for ten years, and you must not disclose any information related to the game or work to outsiders."

So strict.

But for a ten thousand monthly salary, Su Wangchuan endured it.

"Lastly!"

Su Wan continued to warn: "We assign you a game character and arrange daily tasks for you... You need to be strictly self-disciplined and cannot engage in anything unrelated to the game tasks. If your game character dies due to unrelated task content, the cooperation will immediately terminate!"

Hearing this, Su Wangchuan looked puzzled.

"Why?"

"Can't the game character be resurrected?"

Su Wangchuan found it hard to understand this clause.

Su Wan patiently explained:

"Yes."

"The game we're currently entering is extremely difficult, and accounts are incredibly hard to come by. Each account only has one chance at life. If the game character dies, the account is immediately canceled! Therefore, all members of the studio must strictly follow the rules."

Su Wangchuan suddenly understood.

He realized!

The reason he passed the interview was likely due to his live streaming, showcasing years of strict self-discipline...

Without a certain level of self-discipline, one simply couldn't handle this job.

Su Wan continued to outline the post-employment requirements:

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"The studio requires every employee to familiarize themselves with the game content within seven days and grow to create some value... In other words, after seven days, you must start our in-game task plan to accumulate game assets for the studio."

"Ensure you complete the daily tasks every day."

"Rest assured, the tasks we assign can be completed in six to eight hours, so they won't take up too much of your time..."

"In the game, avoid conflicts with anyone."

"After completing tasks, log out in a safe zone."

Every restriction Su Wan mentioned was firmly etched in Su Wangchuan's mind.

He completed the employment contract.

An official message arrived:

Since he now had a new job, he would no longer be eligible for monthly unemployment benefits starting this month, and the public rental housing subsidy would also be temporarily suspended.

"Welcome aboard."

"Come, I'll take you to collect your gaming equipment."

Su Wan stood up and led Su Wangchuan to a window resembling a blood collection room:

"Our game uses DNA + retina dynamic binding. For the first registration, you need to bind your DNA and record your iris data. Afterward, each login will require an iris scan... You can extend your hand inside."

Following her instructions, Su Wangchuan extended his arm into the window.

He felt a slight prick between his fingers, then a red beam scanned his face, focusing on his eyes.

"All done."

"Please wait a moment."

Su Wan soon returned with a box and handed it to him.

It was a silver alloy gaming helmet, somewhat retro but not heavy, with a strong sense of technology and a good fit.

"Congratulations on your successful employment."

"This is your gaming equipment. Once you put it on, you'll know how to operate it."

"But before you officially log in, I'll find you a mentor to prevent you from messing around and wasting the account."

Su Wan led him back into the elevator, heading to the 74th floor.

The 74th floor resembled a massive gym, equipped with all sorts of exercise machines, including an indoor swimming pool, a small ski slope, a shooting range, and a boxing ring—lavishly extravagant.

Su Wangchuan was dumbfounded!

So wealthy!

He then noticed the Warring States Game Studio logo on the wall.

This meant it wasn't a public gym but an internal training ground for the game studio.

"Sister Su, is this also part of our studio's assets?"

Su Wangchuan asked cautiously, lowering his voice.

"Yes."

Su Wan replied without turning her head: "You can come here to exercise anytime, but filming and external access are prohibited; only internal members are allowed."

"..."

Su Wangchuan gasped.

He suddenly felt the urge to stay here for retirement.

"By the way."

Su Wan suddenly said:

"Our company has its own employee apartments, also in this building. Once your game character stabilizes, you can move out of public housing and apply for the company's employee apartment, which will be much better than your current place... We also have our own cafeteria, and it's free."

"..."

Su Wangchuan was too shocked to speak.

A thought suddenly popped into his mind:

"How many floors does the studio I joined occupy in this building?"

"Sister Su, with such great benefits, is our company still hiring? I can recommend my classmates."

Su Wangchuan's mind was racing.

"No need."

Su Wan directly refused:

"Don't forget, the company has a confidentiality policy! Also, we have our own selection criteria; just focus on doing your job."

Su Wan's tone was cold.

The typical HR tone.

Suddenly, she seemed a bit unapproachable.

But...

Under the eaves, one must bow.

Thinking of the ten thousand plus monthly salary, bonuses, employee apartments, and cafeteria, any dissatisfaction in Su Wangchuan's heart vanished.

Under Su Wan's guidance, they approached a middle-aged man with a bare torso and defined muscles.

The middle-aged man was in his early forties, with sharp eyes, his hands wrapped in bandages, punching with a solid, heavy sound.

"Instructor Yu."

"Here's a new employee for you to guide."

Su Wan was very polite to Instructor Yu.

He stopped his training and turned around.

Su Wan said to Su Wangchuan:

"Instructor Yu is your superior. He'll guide you on game-related matters and assign tasks. From now on, you'll follow Instructor Yu."

"Hello, Instructor Yu, I'm Su Wangchuan."

Su Wangchuan extended his hand.

Instructor Yu's sharp gaze carried a hint of scrutiny as he glanced at his hands, slightly frowned, and said slowly:

"Your arms have strength, and your physique is decent. Have you trained before?"