Zhe Xu stumbled upon a full-dive game called "Planet Creator."
Players took on the role of creator gods, tasked with building and developing planets.
Zhe Xu had always loved this kind of construction game, and this one was even more challenging, so he began an all-consuming gaming career.
One barren planet from the start, all paid for with the player's life.
The tutorial was very thorough, and the gameplay felt incredibly real.
This often gave Zhe Xu the illusion that the planets he built really existed.
Later, Zhe Xu transmigrated.
By chance, he arrived on a planet.
Looking at it, he felt an inexplicable sense of familiarity,
so familiar it felt like coming home.
Everything was so familiar,
as if he had been there before.
Wait, wasn't this the planet he'd built by pouring his life into the game?
Oh, so these planets really did exist.
After asking around, Zhe Xu came to two conclusions:
All the planets he'd built were in the same star system,
and every one of his secret identities was famous.
That raised a question.
The game had gone offline for a while, and everyone had thought he'd abandoned them.
They'd searched for him like mad. Now that he was back, how was he supposed to reassure them?
It's urgent. Waiting for replies online.
The A-1068 star system contained many abandoned planets.
Only creations completely forsaken by their gods were exiled there.
Once abandoned, they were left to sink, fall into ruin, and eventually be destroyed.
Until one day, a god came to the star system.
They brought light and hope, and love.
So the creations gave the god every last bit of love they had.
But the god vanished without a trace.
They had abandoned them once more.
The creations kept searching, never stopping.
They were fearful and worried, anxious and uneasy,
but they never felt resentment.
The god would surely return. Surely.
From then on, the god became their obsession.
Secret identities (hidden at first, revealed later)
+ Planet building + Spacefaring + A touch of romantic rivalry
Theme: Life itself deserves to be celebrated
