A Simulation Game for Everyone: I'm the Only One Who Knows the Plot

“Who’s that Taoist priest in the Eight Trigrams robe? He looks like a final-boss-level character! They say he can summon wind and rain and turn beans into soldiers. That skill is so broken!” “Don’t be silly. I found a hidden quest! That NPC selling straw sandals may not look like much, but talk to him three times and you’ll unlock the Oath of the Peach Garden side quest! I tried it. He gave me a fragment of a paired sword!” “You’re all wrong! The real opportunity in this game is at Changban Slope! That white-robed warrior who fought his way through seven times is the real carry. Stick with him and top-tier gear will drop like crazy!” “Latest guide! Don’t help Cao Cao at the Battle of Red Cliffs. Just follow that pretty boy Zhou Yu and set everything on fire. Burn the whole camp for eight hundred li and your experience will shoot straight to the max! … Lin Chen transmigrates to a parallel world called Blue Star. A nationwide simulation game called Fate suddenly appears. Some people become high-ranking officials in the game, then somehow pick up all the tricks of the political world in real life and rise smoothly through the ranks. Some become divine physicians in the game, then open real clinics, displaying astonishing medical skills. Some even claim that anyone who truly gains an opportunity in the game can live past a hundred in real life, with sharp hearing and clear vision. And so countless people flock to the game like mad, hoping to change their fate. But when Lin Chen sees the outrageous things players are doing, he suddenly realizes this is no original fantasy world created by a game company. It is clearly five thousand years of Chinese civilization turned into game scenarios, yet the people of Blue Star seem to know nothing about it. [You are Lin Chen. The game begins!]