Tomb Raiding: I Can Fight and Heal, but I’m a Glass Cannon

(No romance + mutual healing + everyone dotes on the heroine + original setting)

The immersive role-playing wuxia VR game A Dream of Jianghu is a masterpiece hailed as a god-tier game. Famous for opening the door to a second life in a wuxia world, it offers an extraordinary degree of freedom.

Su Ruyu is a devoted player. When she sees that the game is collaborating with The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, she's so excited she stays up all night. The moment the update finishes, she logs in and enters the new instance.

Who knew the thoughtless developers had made this instance a fully immersive mode that doesn't preserve players' real-world memories?

Faced with blood corpses and sea monkeys: “Don't come any closer!!”

Seeing Zhang Qiling's high combat power: “Possess him to stay alive! Boss, look at me, I'm giving you a buff!”

Faced with the innocent puppy: “Call me Sis. I'll carry you to victory (literally).”

Black Glasses: “Kid, your clothes are dirty. I'll wash them for you.” (His eyes linger on the gold threads in the fabric.)

Wang Pangzi: “Girls sure love their looks, huh? Even on a tomb raid, you bring a mirror.”

Ruyu (with a serious face): “You don't get it. It's a ping-pong paddle.”

Ruyu switches to her healer skills to treat her teammates with low health. When she sees the opposing boss's health bar go up too, she lets out a piercing scream: “Curse those developers! There's a bug!!”

P.S. The heroine always remains kind and righteous, with the chivalrous spirit of a young hero, but she's absolutely not a bleeding heart.