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Yun Bai, a sixteen-year-old gaming addict, spends his summer vacation obsessed with a single-player open-world exploration game called Another World Continent.
In the game, he plays a dashing, combative member of the dragon race. His daily routine is collecting shiny gold coins and colorful treasures. He develops a private island for dragons and settles down there in peace.
But Yun Bai can't understand why his tranquil days come to an end once the world's exploration progress passes 80%. That's when he meets a hero, who seems to hate him with all his heart.
Yun Bai: This is bad.
No matter how many times he reloads, the dragon he plays keeps getting killed for no apparent reason by the hero named Monal. After a while, Yun Bai gets mad and swears to settle things with the hero once and for all. But every time, the ending is the same: death, then starting over.
Finally, one day, after staying up all night and all day, Yun Bai manages to fight the hero to a draw. Just as he's about to shut down his computer, wash up, and go to bed, everything goes black. When he wakes up, he's in a strange world.
Miasma hangs over a black island. Thick clouds block the sunlight, so it never reaches the ground. Yun Bai glances down at the two dragon claws on his chest and falls briefly into thought.
Did he get transported into the game world he had been exploring? But the world's exploration progress now clearly reads 0%!
Well, then.
Before he can even finish marveling at that, he notices something more alarming: he hears a child crying. Following the sound, he finds a little bundle curled up in the corner of a deep cave, crying tiny pearls.
Wait, this little bundle looks exactly like the hero, Monal!
The dragon's daily life in the early days of his otherworldly adventure goes something like this: exploring, getting in shape, and cuddling the little bundle!
Theme: The stars shine bright, the future is vast. Never forget your original aspirations.
I seem to understand something... Could it be that the Human Empire actually sacrificed a lot of people in the game... And then sacrificed the hero's relatives and friends, so the revenge appeared... The protagonist really took a big blame.
The protagonist really takes a big blame
Hahahaha this homophone
The 40m sword that I had lifted halfway fell down again.
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Hmm, the ending felt a bit rushed. It can be seen from the extras that the other world is independent, but why is there a game development company, channel, in the main world? It doesn't feel like it, and the customer service's words about the gift at the end changed directly from inquiry to blessing. It felt so weird, as if I was still in a false world. Or is it the influence of another world? I don't know if there will be a sequel in the future where the memory comes back. I'm looking forward to it.
It feels like the system may have been created by the male protagonist or the little girl
Damn it, I also want to be a dragon. Is there really such a game?
It's so funny that he did it on purpose, it's so cute.
This chapter seems to contain a lot of information. Isn't Yun Bai his first life?