Overview

• Qiaoben, a long-time player of 'Three Kingdoms Kill Online,' claims repeated virtual attacks caused emotional harm and depression.
• Over six months, Qiaoben calculated over 4,800 instances of virtual slaps triggered by in-game items like eggs and straw sandals.
• The gamer alleges the company profited from the offensive items and ignored his complaints, leading him to file a lawsuit for compensation.
• The developers acknowledged the issue, stated the items were part of the game’s design, and pledged to introduce restrictions while cooperating with the court.
• The lawsuit has sparked mixed public reactions and legal analysis, with experts debating the potential civil liability of virtual interactions.