Soul Journey to the World: a Cold-Faced Player's Journey to Fight for a Good Meal

Zhang Qingling, a funny otaku with a cold face and an inner barrage that can circle the earth three times, lives by playing soul-beating games and fighting for food. Until one day, he got a takeaway with "Corrupt Knight Scales" - from then on, the ichor monster in the game began to walk in the corridors, "Giant Liver Pate" was placed on supermarket shelves, and even the community park became a copy of "Deep Forest". In the eyes of others, the serial disappearances are "a new boss" to him; in his eyes, the stray cats near his home are "unweaned shadow crow cubs". This cold-faced guy who once relied on "just living" to get through the game was forced to pick up a mop pole to kill monsters, use a food thermos bag to block the acid, complaining that "this boss design is more disgusting than a bad review of a takeout", while spending "soul particles" as pocket money. After all, in this real-life soul game, there is no save and cannot be restarted. If you want to keep the "late-night fund" secretly stuffed by your parents, if you want to continue scolding the planners online with netizens, or even if you want to try another normal fried rice without scales - you have to beat those pus- and dripping bosses back to your hometown first. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.