In the late night delivery alley, at the moment when the space was torn apart, Lin Yan thought that he would disappear completely like kneaded dough at the door of his mother's fried chicken shop.
He is a poor boy on the verge of dropping out of high school. Taking care of his frail mother and running a crumbling shop are his entire life. But when he was on the verge of death, he was dragged into a devilish game called "survival".
The attribute panel appears, and every improvement in strength, agility, endurance, and intelligence has a bloody price; behind 1,000 points, is it the freedom from the game, the evolution of the dark race, or... Deeper shackles?
I thought I could go home after passing the life and death hurdle, but I didn't know that reality had already laid a dragnet. The Holy Knights of the Church of the Holy Inquisition hold holy silver weapons and regard all players as "imperfect sacrifices". Wherever the holy power passes, the abilities given by the devil will be ineffective.
Lin Yan does not have heaven-defying combat power. He only has the insight into details and the endurance to handle things that he developed in a fried chicken restaurant. He has an "imperfect kindness" heart that repeatedly pulls at the choice of life and death - he does not actively harm others, but he will never let others take advantage of him.
In the game, you have to guard against teammate betrayal and system bugs; in reality, you have to avoid being hunted by the church and hide your traces. Behind him, there is the guilt and expectation hidden in the wrinkles of his mother; in front of him, there is the double strangulation of the Holy Inquisitor and the devil.
The fried chicken recipe card in his pocket was so hot that he suddenly understood: this game has never been a multiple-choice question, but a survival question.
"I want to go back alive, not only for my mother, but also to tear this damn fate apart."
Under the holy judgment, the sacrifice whispers, and the young man takes on a mortal body and seeks a way to survive in the gap between the sacred and the evil.
