Livestreaming Myself Shrunk to One Hundredth: This Really Isn't an Effect

Zhou Yi transmigrated to a parallel world and was told he had terminal brain cancer, with only 20 hours left to live.

Fortunately, he got bound to an Emotion System.

Wearing VR livestream glasses, his body shrinks to one hundredth of its original size. By absorbing the emotions of livestream viewers, he can exchange them for more lifespan.

After shrinking, the entire world looks different.

Furniture as tall as skyscrapers, sheer cliff-like walls that stretch beyond sight, and houses as vast as planets.

Kill an ant the size of a small dog, and a Bronze Chest drops, yielding a rusty sword.

Kill a giant cockroach, and a Bronze Chest drops, yielding a Bone Ring.

Kill a giant caterpillar, and a Silver Chest drops, yielding the Heart of the Ice God.

Kill a giant serpent, and a Gold Chest drops, yielding...

Then one day, a crowd appears, calling me a beginner NPC and claiming to be players. Just then, a black dragon flies in from the distant Far North. When they see the health bar above its head, they go into a frenzy.

I fall into deep thought: So this world isn't quite what I imagined.

This is my Microscopic World Online.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.