The Lazy Villain Is Forced to Work

Just after graduating from college, Zhuang Feiyu stepped out of the school gates and discovered that she had transmigrated.

This world was absurdly competitive. To win a one-million-yuan prize from a game company, she risked her life to bind herself to a System and enter the game The Heavenly Gods to investigate a malfunction.

Only after entering did she realize she'd been tricked. That million wasn't so easy to earn!

The whole game was a complete mess.

There was a princess-syndrome whale-spending player who abducted and possessed the Crown Prince of Xi, causing a decade-long drought in Yanzhou and starving eight hundred thousand people to death;

there was an obsessive, battle-crazed player who accidentally drove his girlfriend to her death, then went mad and imprisoned the people of two cities while searching everywhere for her soul;

and there was a brazen regent who toyed with the gods, built a defensive line with mortal hands, and held back the demon invasion.

When Zhuang Feiyu stood before the Divine Slave, he laughed wildly and said:

"I'm a dog who stands, and you're a god on your knees. Between us, who's more pathetic?"

When Zhuang Feiyu stood before Haotian, he asked with a soft laugh:

"Little Fish, do you know what it's like to be imprisoned in code for ten thousand years?"

When Zhuang Feiyu stood before the Crown Prince, he laughed aloud and said:

"If the gods are watching, then let them see with their own eyes how I smash your shrine to the gods, and make every god and Buddha vanish into thin air."

When Zhuang Feiyu stood before the empress, she smiled and said:

"The gods will die. Only the ambitious will endure."

Back at the Lingxiao nightclub, Zhuang Feiyu turned to look at the players. They were laughing and joking, completely unconcerned.

"The NPCs are all weak. Ignore them. Come on, let's go clubbing."

Zhuang Feiyu dropped her wrench and felt the few coins in her pocket.

There's no saving this. I might as well defect.

Theme: Love is a gambler's lie