A global survival game begins, and eight billion people are thrown into graveyards.
Some scream in mass burial grounds, some tremble in hanging-coffin caves, and some break down in underground tombs.
Shu Qing, meanwhile, is transported to her own family's ancestral graveyard.
The good news: she's bound to the Ancestors' Blessing System.
The bad news: the first ancestor she meets scares her to tears.
Even worse: she takes a pill and turns into a chubby little dumpling, with no way to change back.
From then on, things start getting strange
Other players: A neighbor comes to visit, and they go weak at the knees.
Shu Qing: The venerable ancestor Dehou from the east gives her a jade pendant, the venerable ancestor Deren from the west gives her copper coins, Great-Aunt Nine from the south gives her embroidered shoes, and Great-Uncle Seven from the north gives her the bones of a tomb-guarding beast. Third Great-Uncle from the diagonal opposite gives her the family tablet, and her great-great-great-grandfather personally carves a plaque that reads, “The Shu family's bones never bend, even when they break”…
Other players: A space-overlap mission starts, and ghosts chase them as they run for their lives.
Shu Qing: She pulls out the family tablet. “The Shu ancestors are here. Who dares lay a hand on me?”
Ghost: …A Shu? Then this old man won't chase you.
Other players: They wail in the public channel that they can't survive.
Shu Qing: She lies in the tomb chamber while six ancestors take turns feeding her.
A very innovative story, but the writing needs to be improved. Although the ancestors are souls without substance, after reading the whole chapter, all that is left in my mind is "virtual". I can use more diverse expressions😊 Come on
The plot is exciting and attractive, and the characterization is also very successful. Each character is vivid and three-dimensional. The only drawback is that the finale is too fast-paced and a bit rushed.
It was very well written, and I was so moved.
People watching ❤️ feel warm