Lone Wolf Player: A Full-Dive Game Journal

The full-dive online game Universe opened its public beta, taking the world by storm.

Not long after launch, Ye Mo made a name for herself by getting the first solo clear of the newbie village dungeon, but her overly solitary playstyle also drew criticism.

Surely you couldn't keep doing quests and dungeons solo forever, right?

A team was a player's best assurance. That was the general consensus.

But players waiting to see Ye Mo make a fool of herself soon discovered that these NPCs were playing favorites!

Why could Ye Mo pick up so many top-tier hidden legendary quests that she could barely keep track of them?

Why did so many wild bosses, which other players had lost several levels trying to defeat, fall to their knees and cry "Your Grace" as soon as they saw Ye Mo?

Why could Ye Mo get several incredibly expensive items made by an NPC with legendary skills every time, without batting an eye?

After one expansion update, a race system was added.

Once the selectable races had been revealed, it was time to show off the hidden and extinct races.

In the promotional PV, the Elven Saintess wore magnificent robes, her silver hair falling to her waist as she slowly ascended a vine throne woven for her by the forest.

As the camera drew closer, her profile came clearly into view as she gazed into the distance.

Players: ?!

The race system hadn't even officially launched yet. Why was Ye Mo appearing in the PV as the Elven Saintess?

[Warnings]

1. The male lead is strong, but the female lead is stronger. Unless the time, place, and circumstances are all in his favor, he can't beat her.

2. The female lead is a lone wolf who learns to interact with others. Her social skills are normal, but regardless of whether she likes someone or not, she rarely gets close to them.

3. The story mainly takes place in the full-dive game (Western fantasy!! The focus is on quests, plot, and dungeon runs!!). Real life plays a smaller role.

4. (For readers of the official version) If you have a problem, you can blame the author, but please don't take it out on the female lead.

5. More to be added.

Thesis: Strive unceasingly to improve