Chapter 1612 Too Realistic

Jun Ci was somewhat happy.

I never thought that one day I would be accused of imitating myself.

After entering the cinema, everyone lined up to enter the cinema.

However, unlike the 3D glasses that are usually received, this VRM viewing device is more like a ring, and the front lens completely covers the glasses without leaving any gaps.

Many people were surprised when they got the equipment and fiddled with it carefully.

After entering the cinema, I found that the screen did not change much in comparison, and it was still the same big screen.

The entire hall is a huge theater with at least 700 or 800 people sitting down.

It is almost full, and people are still coming in one after another.

The only thing that can be explained is the horror of the population of the imperial capital.

Jun Ci and his friends were of course sitting in the best seats. They lined up for a long time. When they officially sat down, the advertisement only played for one minute, and then the movie was announced to start.

Everyone started to wear the equipment. This equipment is very simple. Just pick it up and put it on your head to cover your eyes.

"Welcome to VRM1 Cinema City..."

The screen began to play the advertisement of Sloli's equipment. As the loud sound began to play, the theater darkened, and the picture on the screen began to get deeper and deeper...

It seemed no different from the advertisement, but when the movie officially started, I realized something was wrong.

The whole movie was slowly advancing, and the story began on a dilapidated planet, which was about to be abandoned.

The male protagonist slowly appeared in a pile of interstellar broken copper and iron garbage.

As a killer who lost his memory, he looked a little sloppy, with a beard, walking in this pile of scrap metal, surrounded by piles of moving robots. He drank, squinted his eyes, looked a little drunk, his steps were shaky, and there was a trace of dirt on his face...

In fact, this picture was taken from a distance, and it was a full-body shot of the male protagonist, but the trace of dirt on the male protagonist's face was very clear, so close that it seemed to make the audience think they were right next to him, and they almost couldn't help but roll up their sleeves to wipe it off for him.

When he stretched out his hand, oh, where should I wipe my hand?

Now the whole picture is in the movie, and all the vision outside is blocked. The audience feels that they have stretched out their hands, but they can't see their hands.

At the moment, they thought something happened, took off the equipment, but found that their hands were stretched out, and there were several people nearby who were doing the same movements as themselves.

When they put on the equipment again, only the movie equipment was displayed, and no one around them could be seen.

This shocked the audience.

No matter how good the glasses are, the screen is facing the front. If you want to see the screen, how can you not see your outstretched hands?

It's as if you are in another world as soon as you put on the glasses.

This is still child's play, but the audience began to marvel.

But later, some viewers couldn't hold it anymore.

As the story progresses, various interstellar battleships begin to appear, and various exciting battles begin to unfold. Every scene gives the audience an immersive experience. Various shells and knives flying when the protagonist fights on the screen, the audience always feels that those things are all coming at them.

The picture is too real. Once you have watched this kind of reality, you will feel that the previous 3D has been crushed into slag in seconds.

Inside the cinema, screams were heard one after another. Some people couldn't stand it and even took off their glasses out of fear.