Love and Deepspace: Shen Xinghui Is Always So Good

Love and Deepspace was loading on my screen when I suddenly plunged headfirst into the game world, becoming a rookie Hunter who had just awakened her Evol. A blood moon, ruins, terrifying Wanderers: this immersive experience was so hardcore that I wanted to log out immediately. What threw my heartbeat into even more disarray was that Sylus, the “Lightseeker” from the game who had made my heart flutter countless times, was now standing right in front of me, alive and real. His silver hair was soft, his eyes as clear as a deer’s, and he was widely known as a “bunny-type” heartthrob. Yet this teammate, who looked like he needed protecting, revealed overwhelming power in a crisis, the very pinnacle of combat strength in the Deepspace. Then the Hunter’s Badge I had unexpectedly acquired, pinned to my chest, blazed with light in the middle of a battle. In an instant, he tore through space and appeared before me. In those eyes, usually so gentle, surged the pain of searching across the stars without finding me, and the wild joy of having me back. He held me tight, his voice trembling in a way I had never heard before: “One hundred and thirty-seven dimensional jumps… At last, my coordinates are resonating with yours once more.” Only then did I understand: I hadn’t just stumbled into a game. I had entered the past and future he had pursued across countless worlds and timelines.