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Zhao Cheng is an ordinary cosplayer. Before transmigrating, he had just finished his cosplay makeup and costume as Alluka Zoldyck and was getting ready to go to a summer convention.
Then the mist came. The city was swallowed. He looked down and saw his shadow split in two. Behind him was the outline of a girl that hadn't been there before. She opened her pitch-black eyes and asked, “Where's Killua?”
After transmigrating into the world of Slay the Gods, Zhao Cheng gained a System: [Calculating the cost of miracles...]. The System's ultimate task was to accumulate 100,000 Roleplay Points, open a passage home, and return to Earth.
To get home, he worked hard to play the role of Alluka and use Nanika's ability, “Requests and Demands,” to survive the battlefield of mist and gods. His Roleplay Points rose from a dozen to hundreds, then thousands. He told himself: Once I have enough, I'll leave. I won't look back.
But someone had taken a blade for him on the battlefield. Someone had crossed a thousand miles to rescue him when the Ancient God Church captured him. Someone said, “Don't even think about shouldering this alone. You're one of us, part of Nightfall.”
Then his Roleplay Points plummeted from over 60,000 to zero, because he spent every last one to win a battle.
The System asked him: Confirm that you are giving up on returning home?
He pressed “Confirm.”
The road home was still there. But it seemed he had more than one home now.
“This is a world that needs me. There are people here who need me.”
“And I am the bridge between two worlds.”
9. All the consequences of the performance will be revealed.
The plot is so confusing, I can't understand it
Not pretty.
It's an interesting idea, but it's a pity
This theme is really good, even all OOC can also increase the role value? That's not how force is used, and is it really not against the rules for a man in his twenties to wear such childish clothes? At least adjust it to 12 years old
There are many sentence structures of "It's not..., It's..."
It feels very messy, and many of the characters feel OOC. I wonder if he had seriously read the book "Slayer of Gods" when he wrote it.