After Becoming a Girl, the Strongest Female Player Won’t Let Me Slack Off

Cheng Xi woke up one morning as a girl.

Her ID, old photographs, bank account, and even everyone's memories proved that she had been female since birth.

Only she remembered that she had once lived as a boy.

On the same day, the first fully immersive online game published by the Blue Star government, Realm, officially launched its open beta.

A clever but lazy bounty hunter who hunted bugs in full-dive software, Cheng Xi had only wanted to pick a mage and quietly slack off at the back of the party.

But during character creation, the System encountered an error.

[Composite soul structure detected.]

[Mental attribute: Unable to measure.]

[Generating unique talent: Parallel Thinking.]

Before she could figure out what was going on, the number-one player from the closed beta, a lancer serving in a mysterious Blue Star department, came knocking.

"Join my party."

"Can I say no?"

"No."

Later, disasters from the game began to descend upon reality, and dead NPCs appeared on city streets. At last, Cheng Xi discovered the truth:

It wasn't the game that was becoming real.

The reality she lived in had been data that could be modified from the very beginning.