Is It Really So Wrong to Bring Game Items Into the Real World?

Yi Chen was an utterly ordinary wage slave, exploited by his company every day and leading a miserable life as an intern.

By a twist of fate, he entered the full-immersion virtual game Prism. Thanks to a mysterious family heirloom pendant, he gained the ability to freely communicate and exchange items between the game and reality.

One day, after logging out, Yi Chen looked at the gold coin in his hand, which he had just looted in the game, and instinctively bit it.

"P-Pure gold..."

From then on, the game gained a big shot, while reality gained a god.

And when the game truly descended upon Blue Star, Yi Chen simply stood atop Mount Everest, lit a cigarette, and with a wave of his hand summoned tens of thousands of Earthburst Stars.

This book is also known as "About How I Used Skill Books to Master Every Skill in Every Field in Real Life," "Fear Is Just a Lack of Firepower," "From a Broke, Unremarkable College Graduate to the World's Richest Man and a Superhuman: What Happened to Me?" and "Sweeping Through Reality with Materials from the Game, and Keeping the Game in Check with Items from Reality."