Keep It Up, Players! [Full-Dive]

Mo Yao transmigrates into a book, becoming a plot-device white moonlight character in a full-dive game novel centered on the male lead.

In the story, she starts out knowing nothing about games, but works hard until she reaches the top tier of players.

Then she falls in love with the male lead and devotes herself to growing his faction in the full-dive game, making enemies left and right. One day, the male lead "fails to look out for her," and the isolated white moonlight is surrounded and killed, losing several levels. Her days as a top player are over, and she eventually quits the game in despair.

Mo Yao: Seriously?

Just as the game Light and Dark launches, Mo Yao decides to log in anyway.

To untie a knot, you need the one who tied it. To build anew, you must first break things apart.

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In the book, Xie Hexuan is the number one player in Light and Dark for its first two years.

For some reason, he mysteriously quits the game, and the male lead takes over the top spot.

Mo Yao, who strongly suspects that the author forced Xie Hexuan out through a plot contrivance, finds him and pesters him until she becomes his monthly apprentice.

After learning plenty of useful techniques from him, Mo Yao sets off to avoid the plot-mandated death that awaits her in the book. She leaves him with a grand promise that she will "definitely repay him," then packs up and runs away on the spot.

The male lead, searching for his childhood sweetheart who disappeared long ago, tracks Xie Hexuan down to ask where Mo Yao is.

The young man in a snow-white mage robe furrows his brow slightly, his expression shrouded in lingering sorrow. "Yes, she did show up here. She was with me most of the time, but after a month..."

"She seduced me and then abandoned me." Xie Hexuan lowers his head and wipes away nonexistent tears.

Male lead: ???

[Reading Guide]

1. A growing game-genius heroine x a hardworking hero with slightly less talent. The heroine really is a true gaming novice at first, since she's barely played games. The hero is stronger than her early on, but she surpasses him later.

2. If anything in the story upsets you, feel free to curse the author, but please don't take it out on the heroine. (For legitimate readers only.)

Theme: Striving tirelessly