What do you do when you transmigrate into a game and become a frail, weak, easy-to-push-over little priestess?
Chen Qiyao starts from the worst possible position: she's become a little girl, can't log out of the game, will die if her HP hits zero, and will also die if her fullness reaches zero. She's so weak she can't even beat the lowest-level wild wolves!
But she discovers a mechanic that wasn't even present in the game's promotional material: [Leveling Up]!
While everyone else struggles under a system with no levels, she can break through the limits of her stats!
But little priestesses are just too useless!
Even leveling up can't save her feeble stats!
Luckily, she's a gaming pro.
By exploiting a bug in the System's inventory, handcrafting all kinds of potions and mixtures, and awakening divine skills to aid her in battle, she proves that intelligence is a kind of strength too!
Overwhelming stats?
That's how the weak think!
Real pros play the mechanics! (And exploit bugs without a shred of shame!)
Her [War Song] can devolve divine beasts into little puppies and make named BOSSes lose their cool on the spot.
Her [Praise] passive can soothe people's hearts, drawing them into a pathological state of "charm"!
And so her childhood friend, who became a Holy Knight, pulls her into her arms and buries her face in her; the proud beastfolk queen bows to her; the lofty human queen weeps for her; and the cold elven archsage draws a line around her and refuses to let her leave.
Watching all the girls turn on their gravity fields, the combat-useless white-haired little girl panics.
Can intelligence overcome gravity?
