Become My Containment Object [Infinite]

In the year 291 of the Federation, the Federation entered the era of gaming for all.

Players entered game instances and brought back contained entities, climbing the leaderboards and earning the attention of thousands.

As the game grew more popular, the System loaded a livestreaming template for everyone and launched a points competition.

Mu Xun was an underdog who wasn’t particularly strong, and every time she found herself worrying about the same thing: What should she do when the contained entities wouldn’t listen and kept running off?

As the game expanded and the streams went live, players began to notice that the System of a newcomer called Mu Xun seemed to have a bug.

Contained entities that could clearly be used multiple times were rated only B-grade by the System, while a contained entity that was clearly a spirit yet could move around freely was rated only A-grade. Everyone assumed Mu Xun was pretending to be weak while hiding her true strength, and her rapidly rising rank seemed to prove it. Until one day, a player was shocked to discover that her contained entities just kept leveling up.

What Mu Xun liked least were multiplayer game instances, because she had to constantly make sure she didn’t give herself away. For instance, she had to pretend not to know the contained entities that kept popping up, even though they couldn’t be used multiple times, and stick to her identity as a “lower-class resident” no matter what.

What baffled Mu Xun most was this: the System hadn’t detected any contained entities, so why did she always manage to bring all sorts of strange things out of the game instances?

[Plot-driven story, with a somewhat small role for the male lead. The game instances feature ancient, modern, apocalyptic, futuristic, and other settings.]

Theme: Learn to love, and learn to let others have their way