In 3218, the first game in history, "Apocalypse", where consciousness and body can be entered at the same time, was released, claiming to allow you to truly feel the joy of cultivating immortality.
Once it was revealed, it caused a global sensation. "What! Enter the game with your body and truly feel the game!?"
One message after another was discussed on the Apocalypse Forum. There are mixed opinions on how the upcoming Apocalypse will perform, some good and some bad.
When the official said that 1,000 people from various countries would be selected to send teleportation rings, the discussion on the forum became more intense, and everyone was looking forward to the world's first interview with the game Apocalypse.
And Lin Jingwei, the old scholar who seems to us to be living a reclusive life, is actually a crouching tiger, hidden dragon, and the funny male nature in his heart can hardly be hidden. Taking advantage of this opportunity to experience the Apocalypse server, he decided to completely let go of himself and get rid of his aloof scholar persona.
The two protagonists of this article (Lin Jingwei and Lin Muqing) both have their own CPs
Lin Jingwei, a male college student who looks cool but has a funny nature
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The gentle and charming southern beauty but medical student and eldest lady Xu Nanfeng
The charming and domineering young lady is rebellious and shows off her skills to learn some Taoism and become a Sanxian Liang Caisang
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Cold and unsullied, a popular but rebellious boy, the rich and powerful third lady Lin Muqing
Lin Muqing and Liang Xiaoxue (afterlife cp) are Gl, Lin Jingwei and Xu Nanfeng (Nanfeng cp) are BG
This article is mainly based on Nanfeng CP. The CPs in this afterlife are not together. They can be seen as brotherhood. They will be together in another one.
This article is about the imaginary world of e-sports (unconventional) cultivating immortals (not long mentioned)
"He is waiting for the south wind of childhood, and she is waiting for the wind and snow of the past."
Purpose: Changing the stereotype of professional players