248 Days.
This is the last time that I, a dying World Tree, can survive.
Three thousand years after Ragnarok, the earth died and monsters were rampant. When the last believer's prayer dissipated in the wind, I knew that there was not much time left for me.
But I have one last resort -
"Ding! "Yggdrasil" internal beta invitation has been sent, and 10 'players' will arrive in 24 hours."
They are known as the "Fourth Natural Disaster", they are immortal and have out-of-the-box thinking.
In order to create an SSR, they would be furious for three days and three nights; in order to verify bugs, they would dare to jump off a cliff collectively.
They thought they were about to experience a hyper-realistic VR game.
They don't know that every time they "go offline", their souls return.
And every "resurrection" burns my life.
From the closed beta test with ten people to the open beta test with ten thousand people,
From a surviving seedling to a towering tree supporting the passage between the two worlds,
Welcome to a game that is not a game.
-Shh, don't tell them the truth.
"Remember, you are my only hope to save this world."
Reader comments
The setting of this book is very novel and the language expression is unique. It is worth reading. Moreover, it has connotation and depth, and is not pretentious. If you can't stand routine writing, you can read it.
But the fun is a bit low.
The setting of this book is very novel and the language expression is unique. It is worth reading. Moreover, it has connotation and depth, and is not pretentious. If you can't stand routine writing, you can read it. But the fun is a bit low.