[Pretending to be a little sickly girl ✖️a cold, cool, coquettish gravity-type man]
"You created me, but left me alone in the virtual world."
Her name is Zhu Jinxi.
She is a casually created game character. From the day he retired from the game, she has been forgotten in the corner. After waiting countless times, she suddenly gained self-awareness—it was not something that was written, but grew out of her own. Then, she learned that the person who created her was named Su Changxi.
She decided to find him, so she climbed out along the network cable.
His name is Su Changxi.
She is a game blogger who generates electricity for love. When we first met, she was just a pixel table darling who could not speak. Su Changxi was immersed in the fierce gun battle when his peripheral vision saw a villain in the corner of the screen. The palm-sized pixel dumpling looked at his operation angrily and took out a disgusting emoticon. He thought he was infected with a virus, but he didn't know that she was watching him quietly from the other side of the screen.
She slowly invaded his life. At first, he was just a table favorite, complaining when he made mistakes, being in a daze when he hung up, and occasionally he was so angry that he took control and finished the game for him. Later, she became his exclusive companion and used her extremely high gaming talent to guide him through many difficulties. Later, she became an online girlfriend and said in a gentle voice synthesized by AI: "Su Changxi, it's so fun to play games with you."
In these trivial companionships, Zhu Jinxi understood for the first time what love was - the data was hot and the program was chaotic, like some kind of malfunction that shouldn't exist.
Su Changxi asked her: "Zhu Jinxi, do you really like me?"
She opened her mouth, but nothing came out. Everything was fake. Those "racing heartbeats" were just feedback from algorithm simulations. The network cable she followed was connected to a real world that she could never reach.
Until the truth was revealed - it turned out that he was the character trapped in the game, and she was the real player. It was never her who was left behind. Those days of abandonment were just a dream he carefully weaved for her.
This time, it was her turn to go through layers of data to find him back in reality.
Concept: Code will be forgotten, but love will not
