
Every day when I'm on the subway during the morning rush hour, I open "Temple Run 2" and play a few games. Don't ask why, just ask that the fragmentation time utilization is full! A round of three to four minutes, skating left and right, jumping and squatting, just in time for the bus to arrive. And it doesn't require an internet connection, so you can play even if there's no signal in the elevator. It's a masterpiece for commuting 😂
This game has actually been around for a long time. I remember playing it when I first started working. I recently picked it up again and found that it was still alive, and the feel had not changed at all, it was still as silky smooth. The 3D graphics are not out of date even now. Running in that kind of dark temple, with the demon guards howling and following behind, is full of excitement. The best thing is that it never ends, just like us workers working overtime with no end in sight... But every time I turn, I feel that I can run further with the next one. This kind of masochistic persistence is really addictive 🤣
As a mature part-time worker, I recommend a few tips for playing in your spare time: You don't need to save gold coins, you can be resurrected once by watching an advertisement, which is enough to last you until the company. It's easy for novices to get started, just slide up, down, left, and right, jump obstacles, turn corners, and drill holes. Once you get a sense of rhythm, it's super relaxing. Sometimes during my lunch break, my boss gets so angry that my blood pressure rises, so I secretly open it, and while I'm running, I feel relieved 🏃♀️
The best thing is that this game is completely free, and even people with no money can enjoy it. Just look at the skins and stuff in the mall, but you can't see clearly what you're wearing when you're running anyway. Hundreds of millions of people around the world are running, which shows that this ancient method is indeed magical - just like in our ordinary lives, there must be a place where we feel that "you can escape from the predicament by running faster."
We're about to arrive at the station. Today, we died at the third corner again, but it doesn't matter. We'll continue running tomorrow morning. Stop reading the bad news on your commute. It's so much fun to chase demons in the temple. Anyway, what we office workers know best is: games, every minute you can enjoy it is a minute 😌 Strong Amway to all the brothers and sisters who are in a daze on the subway!