People Always Mistake My Secret Identity for a Pitiful Little Thing

A game called Instance Survival appeared on Blue Star, and people from Blue Star were randomly selected to enter instances and take on challenges. Several instances have opened so far, each filled with countless people, tasks, and storylines. Completing them brings enough benefits to greatly enrich one's country. Take the Siren's Song instance, for example. Moranst has been sealed off for a hundred years, but the peoples on land, in the sky, and across the earth still warn their young not to go near the ocean. The sirens may look delicate and beautiful, but they are bloodthirsty and dangerous inside. The moment you fall in love with one, it will devour you. In dangerous Moranst, Qu Ling is a siren who looks fragile and, in fact, really is a little fragile. To protect himself, he uses his exceptionally powerful mental strength to create several secret identities. It seems he’s been misunderstood... He only wanted to reunite his companions, whom he hadn’t seen in a hundred years, but somehow he set off a chain reaction. It’s just that he can’t figure out why so many people keep entering this place and causing trouble nonstop. Still, to these secret identities, who are hostile to everyone except his true self, those people are just punching bags. It’s not like we can stop them, right? After reaching an agreement with the world’s consciousness, each secret identity begins putting on a stellar performance. But shouldn’t he be the Big Boss? Why are they gradually going off script? When the people of Blue Star reach the final stage and see the person they’re supposed to challenge, they fall into deep thought: “...Sweetie, that’s not where you belong. Get down here. We’ll protect you.” Also known as: Everyone thinks I’m miserable, everyone wants to save me, and they all think I have no choice