Lin Zhe, a social animal, was "snapped" by a late-night VR accident. When he opened his eyes, he fell into the Ruby Continent where magic and monsters coexisted. By the way, he unlocked the outrageous golden finger: during the battle, the barrage of comments from real-life netizens would float across... What's even more outrageous is that his relatives, friends and colleagues in reality have "parallel identities" in other worlds: his sharp-tongued boss became a cold female swordsman, his mother turned into a healing pharmacist, and the lazy dog in the family just spit out human words as a mount.
He soon discovered that this was not a simple upgrade of fighting monsters - the anxiety and internal friction in reality would condense into "shadow energy" in another world; every victory healed the emotional wounds of reality. And his system is not in vain: attribute points need to be supported by emotional stability, and if you lose control, it will go wrong; sealing the rift requires paying a real price - memory.
In the double pull of jokes and passion, Lin Zhe used jokes as a shield, OKRs as tactics, and meetings as operational commands, all the way from an "escape otaku" to a "bridge" connecting reality and other worlds. When the shadow tried to engulf the two worlds with fear in people's hearts, he chose to step forward: to use companionship, love and resonance with the group to light up the light that refused to be extinguished.
