After spending three years of his life in Blue Star, Xu Mu defeats the final boss, the King of Eternal Solitude. At the King's invitation, he travels to the real Blue Star for inspiration.
But while helping Xu Mu transmigrate, the King of Solitude accidentally wrecks Xu Mu's save file:
Maxed-out stats across all six attributes → gone
Three legendary classes → gone
A fortune that could rival a nation → gone
A whole collection of divine and demonic artifacts → gone
Like a newborn baby, Xu Mu arrives in another world with nothing to his name and has no idea what to do next.
"You're Xu Wudi, aren't you?"
Who is that?
"I'm Xu Wudi. May I ask who you are?"
"Heh heh heh. You haven't forgotten what you did to me before, have you? Well, it doesn't matter if you have. I'll make you remember, with a whip and a steel blade."
Huh?
Did everything I did in the game actually happen in Blue Star?
Wait...
What exactly did I do before?
Just as no one remembers how many slices of bread they've eaten, Xu Mu has long forgotten how many sins he committed. Nor can he know whether the consequences will bring him good luck or bad fortune.
2025 Seven O'Clock Vest: Just writing, just writing. Work: Fairy, why did you go to such lengths?
Does the author still have a fan group? Everyone.
It's been revived now, under the title "What Does This Mean: A Dating Game?"
I'd like to ask if this book is good for the stomach?