Global Reincarnation: I'm the Only One Who's Used Steam

Jiang Xiaoyu unexpectedly arrives in a parallel world. This world actually has a Reincarnation Space, and anyone can enter it and become a Reincarnator. The stronger the Reincarnator, the higher their status. Wealth and prestige are within easy reach, but if you want a comfortable life, you have to fight for your life in unknown game dungeons.

After transmigrating, Jiang Xiaoyu discovers that these unknown game dungeons are actually games from the Steam store!

What's more, Jiang Xiaoyu discovers that the price of entering a dungeon is apparently the lowest discount price ever offered by G Fat. Watching others risk their lives to earn Reincarnation Points and explore dungeon after dungeon as if they have no fear of death, Jiang Xiaoyu wonders: Is this really so hard?

In dungeons where abilities are sealed, you can only rely on yourself: Plants vs. Zombies, a literal hell; Chinese Parents, a dangerous game nobody cares about; Poly Bridge, a game that makes even master builders cry...

...Why do they insist on tackling difficult worlds like Don't Starve, Tomb Raider, and 7 Days to Die? The multiplayer dungeons are even more fiercely contested. As Jiang Xiaoyu clears dungeon after dungeon, he says with an easy smile:

The game dungeons differ from the actual games. You can read this even if you haven't played them, and skipping them won't affect anything.

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