Deng Yao, an NPC at the grocery store on Changle Street in Qingyun City. With three lines and a range of 100 meters, he repeats buying goods, selling candy, and closing the shop every day. Until one morning, he accidentally said something to Aunt Wang next door that was not in the script: "Your son has written." That night, he saw a line of small gray words floating above Aunt Wang's head: "The line is wrong and needs to be corrected." And on his own door frame, there was an even more dazzling sentence: "The NPC in our store will be refreshed in three days."
In order to protect himself and preserve the fireworks of this street, Deng Yao began to secretly draw cards. There is something wrong with this card pool - what is drawn is not the skill secrets, but the NPCs' memory fragments, life skills, and even loopholes in the world's underlying code. He used these cards to save his neighbors who were about to be "refreshed", healed the poor people who were judged as "malfunctions" by the system, and gradually revealed the terrifying truth of this world:
The so-called players are visitors who survive by harvesting the memories of NPCs; the so-called gods are just a set of cold rules harvesting procedures. And Deng Yao was the "candidate observer" who was unknowingly selected.
In this case, he decided to keep the grocery store open and invite all the people who had been forgotten by the world to come in. After all, someone has to remember—that they lived.
