Yuki carefully inputted the command, controlling the speed at which the small brick descended.
This was the first step in contemporary Internal Cultivation—simulating some classic and simple old programs.
That's what Huang Ouguang had told Yuki. She had shown Yuki several classic games that had been passed down to the modern era through word of mouth, including "Tetris," "Playing Brick Game," "Playing Tennis," and so on.
And what Yuki was now emulating was one of those games.
Omitting art design, omitting music, ignoring all other problems, as long as the "rules" could run smoothly on this machine, it was an extraordinary achievement for a beginner.
Although worried about her senior brother, Huang Ouguang probably understood that now was the time to let her senior brother be alone. She cheered up and gave Yuki some detailed guidance on what to do.
Several hours later, Yuki finally wrote something that could roughly run.
