Avette transmigrates into The Heroes of Mysteria, becoming the protagonist, the “Hero,” who shares his name. The initial euphoria is quickly followed by the harshness of reality. The game’s easy monster-grinding and leveling become dangerous at every turn in the real world. Even low-level goblins can kill, and magic incantations and sword techniques require hard, hands-on practice. With a player’s advantage of knowing the entire game map, every treasure chest location, and the requirements for unlocking hidden classes by heart, he makes friends with companions of all kinds and temperaments, recruits powerful followers, and explores ruins and dungeons. But he gradually discovers that this game is more than a virtual creation. The fate of the world of Mysteria was never an ending predetermined by the game’s code. As the Hero who bears the same name, he holds the chance to rewrite the story. As he adventures, grows stronger, and unlocks top-tier abilities, he also uncovers the truth behind the world and faces the Dark Demon King and the mastermind pulling the strings, beginning an eventful journey as a hero in another world.
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