[NPCs Hunt Players + Players Fight to Survive + Turning the Tables]
[BG, Mutual Devotion, Group Transmigration]
Zhang Chunhe wakes up to find herself sitting in a classroom. A System announcement explains her situation.
Bad news: She's transmigrated into a survival game! The NPCs are maxed out on hostility toward players, so she has to hide her identity and evade their pursuit.
Good news: A bunch of powerful people she knows have entered the game with her.
Even better news: From the start, the System gives her six billion in cash!
Zhang Chunhe checks her balance and looks at the max-level humans around her, hands on hips and feeling invincible. The advantage is ours!
She'll invest, invest, invest, and cling to powerful allies, allies, allies. She can't imagine losing even if she had ten heads!
Once she enters the game, Zhang Chunhe finds herself being pursued.
What do they mean, powerful players asking her to lead them? Are they talking about her?
Why do the NPCs say they'll see her in the next round? Do they know each other?
And Zhang Chunhe is losing it. Why did they release this broken game before it was finished?!
What do they mean, “If the System hasn't defined a skill card, the player gets to decide what it does”?
Zhang Chunhe stares at the skill card in her hand, deep in thought.
She uses “What You Fear Is What You Get” in reverse. She's afraid of a peerlessly handsome guy clinging to her, so a powerful player immediately brings a peerlessly beautiful man to fight alongside her.
She interprets “There's work to be done in my eyes” as “there are living people in my eyes.” Now anyone she sees can be brought back to life, letting her revive her teammates endlessly!
Once she's settled into the game,
Zhang Chunhe shows her friends what it means to “put on airs.”
“Everyone, stand back and get under my ample wings!”
“Lin, your project isn't making much money. You'll have to work harder!”
In the final chapter of the game, all the skill cards stop working.
Zhang Chunhe looks at the peerlessly handsome man and asks, “The ‘What You Fear Is What You Get’ card has stopped working. Why are you still here?”
