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One second, Yin Sheyu is sitting on a plane that's crashed and gone down.
The next, he discovers he's transmigrated, and into an infinite-flow game scenario, no less, face-to-face with a pale, bluish face.
No matter how you look at it, this is an accident out of nowhere.
Blood sprays everywhere, and the game is being livestreamed in full swing.
His teammates can chant spells and wield swords, summon gods and spirits, and do all sorts of amazing things in the game... but none of them think much of him. The reason is simple: the original body lacks spiritual aptitude and has zero spiritual power, so even the game looks down on him. The viewers either tell him to quit every day or take glee in his misfortune.
The only one by his side is a little succubus, guiding him down the route of a pretty fool who begs his ex to take him back and lets him cling to his coattails.
Yin Sheyu: Wait, what is this lovesick nonsense? And why is he into someone who believes in feudal superstition?
"Beg me, and I'll keep you alive..."
The beauty, who had been trembling and teary-eyed just moments ago, suddenly scoffs.
"Sorry, but the thing I hate most in this life is begging people."
"I won't beg the gods, and I won't beg even to save my life."
The poem goes: One day to extinguish the candles, three days to move objects, seven days to borrow a corpse and return to life.
By then, resentment will have congealed, and no living thing will survive.
On the seventh day, time rewinds, and a girl lies in a pool of blood.
The gods turn away. There is nowhere left to seek shelter.
The players would all love to vanish on the spot.
Only Yin Sheyu cheerfully steps forward.
"Finally, something normal for once."
He pulls on a pair of gloves, a long-missed smile spreading across his face.
"Let's see... who killed you?"
A die-hard materialist shou with a sharp tongue * a cold, ruthless gong who's the strongest of them all
Gong: He'll put on a show for his wife, and is happy to be a background character in the blurb (scissors-hand.jpg)
Theme: Better to rely on yourself than pray to the gods
