Can't Die in Legend? In Reality, Every Death Makes Me Invincible

The world’s first lifespan-linked online game, Hot-Blooded Legend, opened its servers. When players died in the game, they lost years of their real lives, so everyone was afraid to leave the village. Qin Yong, who had only three months to live with terminal lung cancer, figured he was going to die either way and decided to seek death on purpose. To his surprise, he awakened the Immortal Revival System! Dying did not cost him any lifespan. Instead, death was converted into game stats and enhanced his real-world physique. Every death made him stronger! He repeatedly got himself killed in the beginner village, causing all his attributes to skyrocket. His terminal illness rapidly healed, and he killed a Half-Orc in one slash and wiped out the Imperial Dynasty Guild, shocking the whole server. While others feared death and played it safe, he sought out BOSSes and powerful enemies to get himself killed. The Skeleton Spirit, Corpse King, and Wrigglefish Dragon took turns helping him “level up,” unlocking class-exclusive ultimate skills like Flame Sword, Magic Shield, and Heaven Splitter. Faced with financial conglomerates pulling the strings, officials locking his account, GMs trying to erase him, and a plot to harvest players’ lifespans in Shabak, Qin Yong used death as a shortcut. He stood against armies of millions, tore apart the ultimate BOSS, and broke the rules of lifespan, forging an invincible path through death after death. In the end, he abolished the ironclad rule that deducted lifespan for dying, overthrew the conglomerates, and made game attributes carry over into reality. His lung cancer was completely cured, and he rose from a terminally ill patient to a god, writing a hot-blooded legend in which every death made him stronger!