But there is no doubt that this seems to be the most reliable choice among the three schemes.
It not only retains the players' memories but also allows players to continue creating value in the Monster World, albeit completely severing all ties with reality afterward.
In fact, he doesn't need to explain to any player and can directly reveal the truth about the Monster World.
But he didn't want to disrupt the construction of his envisioned Player Corps and wanted to retain the creativity players should have.
The fourth solution is to make players into growth-type NPCs with different appearances, allowing them to integrate into the player community and fight together after retaining their memories.
Essentially, this is no different from a player.
But in other games, NPCs are an important component of the game world, and their presence has a profound impact on the game's experience, narrative, and gameplay, enriching the game world view.
