Surviving by Saving the World with a Secret Identity

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↓↓↓ Blurb:

Sandel: the world's chosen savior, who was reincarnated in another world after drinking only half a bowl of Meng Po's soup.

On the night of his eighteenth birthday, he was handed a card-drawing System and told he had to save the world.

Yet at such a thrilling moment, Sandel found himself feeling lazy. Under the pretense of finding some laborers, he got to work on the System with the ease of someone who had suddenly unlocked his full potential, and managed to contact a Fourth Calamity System.

With the arrival of the players, the entire mission to save the world galloped off in an unknown direction.

Player One: Scenario: How I entered the game for the first time and somehow got half a protagonist's character sheet.

Player Two: Scenario: What should I do when the person I want to romance ends up taking care of me instead?

Player Three: I used to be all about the story and scenery, but now I've switched over to being a frontline reporter.

Player Four: The hardworking, everyday life of a serious player.

The players all say the game is a great experience!

Combat: With the Lord of the Deep Sea, who usurped the authority of the sky, watching over us, we don't have to worry about failing.

"That's Dad! The Dad who can save our lives when we're in danger!"

Culture: A silver-moon messenger circles the sky beneath the moon, observing the world's joys and sorrows and urging us to seek out every little thing.

"Hah, what's so special about hearing gossip? He actually lets us get involved!"

We can even experience the sudden arrival of a mother's love from another world. The fox beauty waves his brush to depict all living beings, while also randomly drawing one lucky person to become his child.

"What the hell!!! Why does the person I'm trying to romance treat me like their kid?"

In the study of a frontier fortress on the grasslands, Sandel stared in shock, just short of pulling out a bag of sunflower seeds to munch on while watching the show. He wanted to sternly reprimand the players: When did I become your dad?

But then Sandel thought about it again. They'd given him the right to be a couch potato!

So Sandel declared righteously: Fine, I'll be Dad! Being the players' golden finger Dad is still better than working myself to the bone!

This story is also known as "Why Am I Always Watching from the Sidelines While Saving the World?" #"The Golden Finger Turns Out to Be Me" ##"Me Watching the Show, the Busy Players, and the Secret Identities of Mine Standing Behind Them"

Please note! The point of view is a little chaotic. It focuses mainly on the players' perspectives, with the protagonist and his secret identities as a secondary focus.

The writing is not very polished, and the style leans toward everyday slice of life.

But in fact, everything we see is something the protagonist has watched from the sidelines. You could say this whole story is a record of the protagonist spying on everyone.

Now that I mention it, isn't this an omniscient point of view? My big kid is suddenly being compared to the world's boss (puts hands on hips).

Theme: Overcome trials and shoulder your responsibilities