When a Lucky Player Enters a Survival Game

Some people die, yet she lives. Fang Ning died, but continued living in another form. The year 2115 was a turbulent one, with countless people going missing. In everyone else’s eyes, Fang Ning was one of the missing. Eight million missing people come back to life in a game world, a jianghu where they compete for a chance to be resurrected. The game’s rules are a huge trap. Dying in the game means dying for real, and dying for real means losing your chance at resurrection. You can pay to win: paying makes you stronger, paying can save your life, paying can… Fang Ning cries because she can’t afford a resurrection pill. In life, she had terrible luck, no car or house, and a negative bank balance. Her friends and family had cut ties with her, too. Her only stroke of luck was getting bound to the Misfortune Conversion System. Later, Fang Ning is won over. This game is so much fun! She gets completely absorbed in all kinds of activities, from farming and breeding to gathering, crafting, and running dungeons. Nothing beats the thrill of reaping what you sow. Can’t afford a resurrection pill to save her life? No problem. She’ll cultivate herself into one. Can’t afford top-tier gear? No problem. She’ll forge the best equipment herself. Being hunted by others? No problem. She has all kinds of secret medicines and nourishing foods to keep her going indefinitely. The healer squad she leads leaves assassins with no way to get at them. She keeps her guild well-fed, safe, and worry-free. Her dungeon party is always blessed with incredible luck. Most importantly, she and her companions help more people earn the right to be resurrected. A few things to know: 1. Focuses on leveling up, farming, and building infrastructure. 2. The protagonist has plenty of cheat abilities, and the story takes many liberties. 3. Plot-focused, with a slow-burn romance.