Stop Making Trouble, I'm Really Not a Celestial Being

In 2025, Chu Tian, ​​a 31-year-old social worker, finished typing the latest DNF group book. He sighed before turning off the computer, "The 60 version still has the flavor," and then fell asleep. When he woke up, he was standing on the edge of a cliff. A little celestial gunman named "Wayne" just jumped down, leaving his body and his mind full of "Memories of Kallet's Hunting" to him. The pursuers were coming, and Chu Tian had no time to complain. He could only hold on to his revolver and run for his life in the direction of the "Alvin Line of Defense" in his memory. He survived. Then he discovered that this world was real. The pain was real, the hunger was real, and the NPCs he had seen on the screen - Celia, Linus, GSD - were all real people. And his only golden finger is the 17-year game memory in his mind: he knows the plot direction, knows the hidden tasks, and knows who will die in the future disaster. But it has no system, no panel, and no novice gift package. Starting from the Alvin Line of Defense, he must survive shot by shot just like he did back then. Along the way, he meets his companions - a passionate swordsman who calls him "big brother" with all his heart, a mysterious and calm qigong master, an arrogant and tough-tongued battle mage, and a sword demon who quarrels with him every day but stands in front of him every time he is in danger. They joined the group, they walked together, and then waved goodbye at a fork in the road for their own reasons. He knew that the "Great Shift" would eventually come. He knew the world would be turned upside down. But what he doesn't know is - when that day really comes, whether he can still say that sentence with a smile: "Stop making trouble, I'm really not from heaven."