Ling Qiubai died one hundred and seventy-three times.
Every time in the same dungeon, I was pushed to death by the same group of teammates - stepping on traps, feeding the BOSS, being kicked out of the team, and pushed into instant death traps. As a dad with mediocre equipment, he has become a textbook cannon fodder in the global immersive online game "Destiny".
Until he discovered that he was bound to a hidden talent that was the only one in the server.
It's not a magic weapon, it's not a plug-in. It's file reading.
Death means looking back, and all memories are retained. The stack of one hundred and seventy-three reincarnations has produced not only a dungeon guide, but also an accurate prediction of human nature. When he finally stopped trying to save the team, and instead watched their every move with a cold eye - the traps that once destroyed his team became a chessboard for him to clear up.
But what really sent shivers down his spine was the game itself.
Behind the first kill is a god-making workshop. The BOSS has consciousness that transcends data. The game master planned a countdown to death in reality - and that countdown was engraved on the back of Ling Qiubai's hand from the moment he got the godhead fragment.
47 Days. Find a key. Open a cage that 600 million players are unaware of.
This is not a game. This is a "revenge of the erased people" that started three years ago.
