Lin Feng was reborn three days before Xiong Er slapped him to death.
In his previous life, he was so poor he couldn't even bring himself to spend six yuan on the game's first-time top-up, so when the game descended upon the world, he was one of the first to die.
This time, he went all in: borrowing money, taking out online loans, cashing in everything he could, and pouring it all into that crappy parkour game called "Run, Xiong Da!".
After sinking in 200,000 yuan, he became the first Supreme VIP on the server.
Then he heard a goofy voice say, “I'm Xiong Da. I'll remember you.”
Three days later, the game descended into reality. The sky split open, giant bears fell from above, and the world descended into chaos.
While everyone else fled from the bears in a panic, Lin Feng rode Golden Xiong Da out of the dormitory at a leisurely pace.
But he soon realized things weren't that simple.
Behind the black giant bear invading from the bizarre world was a rich second-generation heir who had spent five million yuan.
And the little boy trembling in a corner, clutching the phantom of a little bear, turned out to have the legendary healing guardian spirit, Xiong Er.
Then there was the old geezer carrying a rusty axe, the one who could make every bear run for the hills. His name was Guang Tou Qiang.
Xiong Da fights, Xiong Er heals, and Guang Tou Qiang chops people up.
As the powers of three worlds intertwined, Lin Feng suddenly understood: this was no mere game.
It was the cruelest selection process between parallel worlds.
Okay, it's quite exciting, and it's very emotional, but there's a little bit of foreshadowing, and the characterization is a little bit lacking.