In late summer 2024, 17-year-old Chen Mo huddled in the living room on a typhoon night, staring blankly at the words "Parallel Universe VR Test Server" on his computer screen. Outside, rain pounded against the windows, while the news repeatedly played an alert urging coastal residents to evacuate immediately. He felt the crumpled test invitation in his pocket: "Tester No. 07, welcome to the Myriad Worlds Trial. Your choices will determine the fate of parallel worlds."
Who would have thought that this secondhand VR headset would throw him into a real parallel universe?
In Windmill Village from One Piece, he is mistaken for a "savior sent from heaven"; in Konoha from Naruto, he uses physics equations to crack ninjutsu; at Notting Academy in Douluo Dalu, he competes with Tang San in "theory class." This ordinary high school student, always told he "only knows how to play games," is using "knowledge plus observation" to become the wildest "trial-taker" across 9,999 parallel worlds.
