Players All Call Me Lao Tie

After the social animal Chen Mo died of overwork, he transformed into the Novice Village blacksmith NPC in the holographic game "Reality". Players treat him as an intelligent AI to gain favor, the system treats him as a bug and hunts him down, and the aboriginal people treat him as an alien to guard against. There are only three things he can do: First, stay alive. Second, issue tasks to players and let them work for you. Third, you must not let anyone know - he will be in pain. But the female assassin who always appeared late at night whispered to him: "I know you are not an NPC. Because neither am I." From that moment on, Chen Mo discovered that the truth of this game was far greater than he thought. The game world is not a code, players log in rather than connecting to the server, and the souls of NPCs all truly exist. Between the Earth and El, a harvest spanning nine worlds has been going on for tens of thousands of years. The growth of all players is food for others. The fate of all NPCs is a written script. Including himself. "This game is too real." "No, this is not a game. This is our story."