Mo Huai sold his family's ancestral jade pendant just so he could afford a first-generation game pod and try out the first virtual game that lets players become gods. But then he discovered that something seemed to be seriously wrong with his character.
"Defeated a wild wolf. Lost 5 experience points."
"Quest complete. Lost 200 experience points and 100 primal stones."
Reversals like these nearly drove Mo Huai to the brink of collapse. He even started missing his ancestral jade pendant.
Until...
"You have died. Killer: Wild Wolf. Gained 200 experience points."
That notification began Mo Huai's bizarre journey to "godhood."
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Isn't this going against the grain???
But the writing is interesting
It's a bit like the book "The Rebellion of Online Games"
Shouldn't the attributes be reduced by upgrading? Just add attributes after downgrading.
If you are beaten, shouldn't the loss of blood become the gain of blood? When resurrecting, shouldn't the resurrection bar flow backwards?
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