When Shi Shu woke up, she was stunned.
While everyone else transmigrated and awakened superpowers, she transmigrated into a disaster game instance as a “pure-blooded ordinary person.” Even more absurdly, the whole world treated her as an NPC, and even the System urged her, “Keep your head down! Survive, and you can go home!”
But can someone explain this?
When the safe zone collapsed, why did that cold-faced powerhouse refuse to let go of her wrist?
During the siege at the psychiatric hospital, the person who was supposed to use her as bait instead shielded her from behind. “You’re so noisy. Shut up if you don’t want to die.”
Before the werewolf town fell, her infected teammate pushed her away, eyes red. “Run!” She turned and ran straight into a silver-haired boy, who gritted his teeth and snapped, “I told you not to wander off. Do you not understand human speech?”
In Alice’s Wonderland, beyond the twisted palace, the captain of the knights’ voice rang clearly through the chaos. “My Alice, it’s time to come home.”
Ying Ke had only wanted to play an ordinary game instance, but he ended up picking up a “problem NPC.” She caused trouble every day, but was great at acting pitiful and sweet, flashing him a goofy smile.
Ying Ke’s ears turned faintly red. He kicked away the BOSS lunging at them and said in an arrogant tone, “Hold on tight. If you fall, don’t expect me to save you.”
An arrogant, cold-hearted boy and a thoughtful, devoted girl join hands to save the world!
I was a little bored when I first started watching it, but by the time I got to the second copy, I felt better. The more I watched it, the more I wanted to watch it.