What If Hyper-Real Games Were More Outrageous Than Reality?

Lin Che felt that her life had reached rock bottom. She had been rejected three times for interviews, her landlord pressed against the door to press for rent, and her girlfriend of three years blocked all contact information after saying, "You are so unmotivated." When the so-called full-sensory immersive RPG "Astral Fantasy" was overwhelmingly promoted as "Here, you can have a more perfect life than reality", he gritted his teeth and pawned the last of his belongings to buy a stealth cabin. "Isn't it just to live again? I should be the protagonist in the game, right?" As a result, as soon as he finished squeezing his face, he was stuck by a bug and turned into a loser face that "passers-by would find ordinary"; the task in the Novice Village asked him to find the village chief's sheep, but when he found the sheep, he pointed at him and scolded him, "You idiot is blocking the road"; after finally forming a team to fight monsters, his teammate was a weirdo who firmly believed that "the boss can be persuaded to surrender based on realistic logic". In the end, the three of them were chased by wild dogs and ran around the village three times. What's even more amazing is that the exit button simply disappears.