The Me Who Exists Only in Fantasy

Pei Jiu says:

Here's a little fun fact for everyone: Why can't you drink tap water that hasn't been boiled, or eat an unwashed apple, but you can wash an apple with unboiled tap water and eat it right away? Because there's pesticide residue on the apple, while unboiled tap water contains bacteria. When you wash the apple, the pesticide kills the bacteria in the water, and the water dilutes the pesticide on the apple. So the apple is safe to eat. And that leads us to one conclusion: you can mix pesticide with water and drink it straight.

Trust me, I'm absolutely right!! Serious face.jpg

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All right, none of the above has anything to do with this book. It's just part of the art of being a goofball.

Here's the serious synopsis: Make your choice, young man! There is no such thing as a right choice in this world, and vice versa.

Pei Jiu, a shut-in who rarely exercised and choked to death on instant noodles, transmigrates in the most cliched way and embarks on a journey of choices. Will he become the person he dreamed of being, or be remade into a so-called hero and savior?