Serious Illnesses Can Be Cured, Minor Ones Can Kill

“This is a world under a curse. The way out is to dispel the curse. But until then, players must ensure their own safety.”

Shi Yi transmigrated into a game called Just Stay Alive. Here, the cure rate for major illnesses in the conventional sense, such as cancer, was one hundred percent, while minor ailments like a cold were invariably fatal.

The most outrageous thing was that even a sneeze could cause death.

After learning the game's setting, Shi Yi was left completely dumbfounded.

Wasn't this just a death game?!

Staying alive was so hard.

No wonder the game was called Just Stay Alive.

At that moment, the System sent her a message through her mind. “Congratulations on becoming one of our lucky players. You have permanent, high-level immunity. No disease can affect you in any way.”

It can't affect me?

Great!

Shi Yi felt alive again.

The System continued, “There are three certified lucky players in total. The dark organizations in this world are very interested in the three of you. They are currently planning to capture you and conduct experiments to discover how permanent, high-level immunity works.”

Shi Yi: “...”

Lucky player? Yeah, right.

Take a look at this and tell me how lucky I am.

To stay alive, Shi Yi conceals her identity and embarks on a journey to dispel the curse.

As one companion after another becomes infected, gets quarantined, and teeters on the brink of death, Shi Yi is heartbroken, but she has to admit that having such a powerful advantage really does count as being lucky.

As long as she isn't discovered. Otherwise, she'll be captured and experimented on.

Take the person they rescued from the 996 Research Institute, for example

Xing Jun had been injected with multiple viruses, but his high-level immunity kept them from harming him.

As a result, the researchers couldn't conduct their experiments.

To observe how he recovered from injuries, the institute switched from biological attacks to physical ones: crushing blows, high-voltage shocks, exposure to ice water, and more.

All of it caused internal injuries.

After being rescued, Xing Jun kept fleeing for his life and vomiting blood along the way.

Shi Yi took him from place to place for treatment and finally managed to get him somewhat back on his feet.

Just as they were about to storm the 996 Research Institute's base, Shi Yi noticed that Xing Jun had caught a cold.

For someone with permanent, high-level immunity, that made no sense.

The mission was immediately suspended. Shi Yi injected Xing Jun with a dose of anesthetic.

When he woke up, Xing Jun was bound from head to toe, with Shi Yi standing in front of him, a knife in one hand and a hammer in the other.

Smiling as she asked him gently, Shi Yi said, “Tell me, are you a spy or a traitor?”

Xing Jun: “Is there a difference?”

Shi Yi: “If you're a spy, I'll kill you right away. If you're a traitor, I'll have everyone come over and beat you up before I kill you.”

Xing Jun looked at her. “I'm an innocent civilian.”

Then he offered his trump card: “One of the few lucky players, hello.”

Shi Yi immediately put the knife to his neck.

Xing Jun: “...”

Blurb written on April 20, 2024

Theme: Cherish life