The male protagonist survives in the infinite game by supporting his wife

Shi Jinzhe had his own plans, and his words were earnest and sincere, painting a beautiful blueprint for the system.

"You want the players to go further, and so do I. Our goal is to make those butterflies go further, so wouldn't it be good for Sheh and I to help you push the players forward?"

[This does not comply with regulations...]

"Rules are dead, but people are alive. You have to be flexible. If we help you, Dad can relax a little and focus his energy on other things. You benefit, and I can feel relieved. We can definitely win-win."

The suggestion raised by Shi Jinzhe was unheard of by the system, allowing players to replace the natives of the dungeon as bosses...

It hesitated and felt a little moved.

[Give me ten minutes, I need to think about it...]

"Of course, you can think about it slowly."

If the system can say that it will consider it, then the matter is almost certain.

Shi Jinzhechou Shehe stretched out his hand, asking her to come over and hold her, "This world is half of my home, and I also want to help my father relieve the pressure and let his vitality recover faster. Only when this place becomes better will it be more suitable for Shehe to live. This is my true thought, and you don't have to worry that I have ulterior motives."

He said it seriously, and didn't notice that Mu Bai was looking at him in a strange way.

It’s so amazing that this child actually grew up safely.

Just when he was trying his best to maintain the balance of this world, the little tree sprout that was too fragile to survive had already been able to stand on its own in another world.

Mu Bai's eyes were too eager, and Shi Jinzhe turned his head back uncertainly.

"…What's wrong?"

"I'm a little relieved." Mu Bai waded into the center of the lake. "Tell me what you guys have decided. I'll go see your mother first."

Without waiting for anyone to try to stop him, he let go of her hand and walked into the water.

The fallen leaves on the lake were gently blown away by the water as Mu Bai walked. Shi Jinzhe looked at his back and felt deeply touched.

"I don't know how he managed to survive these twenty years. I don't even dare to imagine that I would separate from you. I simply cannot accept that outcome and I don't even want to think about it."

"You are just trying to cover up your mistakes."

Shi Jinzhe said this as if things he didn't think about would not happen, which was a bit self-deceiving.

But even though he was thinking this, Sheh still held his arm and said, "If I die, I will take you with me."

"You can't die as long as I'm here."

Shi Jinzhe was teased by her and took out the item [Cursed Red Thread] from the system backpack.

Item: [Cursed Red Rope] (Permanent Item)

Effect: A two-person item. If one of the two bound parties enters a dying state, the life-absorbing mechanism will be passively triggered until the dying party is out of danger. (Once the absorption starts, it cannot be paused, so use with caution.)

Sheh remembered this: "This is the item we got in the Dead Wife copy."

"Yes, are you willing to use it with me?"

"I feel like this prop is not very auspicious." Sheh stretched out his other hand and placed it on Shi Jinzhe's chest. "And why is your heart beating faster?"

"People's heartbeats quicken when they are expecting something." Shi Jinzhe lowered his eyes to look at her hands, then moved his gaze up to Sheh's ribbon.

He pushed the ribbon a little, "If you don't wear this, then give me three seconds to look into your eyes again."

Sheikh acquiesced and allowed him to hook off his ribbon.

The loose black ribbon slid down the bridge of his nose. Shehe blinked his eyes, and while looking into Shi Jinzhe's eyes, he was unexpectedly kissed through the ribbon.

……

She looked over Shi Jinzhe's shoulder and saw Mu Bai, who turned back at a very inappropriate time, with a slightly complicated look in his eyes.

"Your father saw it."

"Just watch it." Shi Jinzhe helped Shehe tie the ribbon back before she felt uncomfortable, and changed the subject to ask the system, "Have you thought about it?"

【Three days. 】

"Too short." Sheh rejected the proposal first, "Ten days."

"Seven days is fine. Three days are for my parents, and four days are for us to torture the players for you. You don't have to think about it anymore. There is no better choice than us. You also want more people to successfully pass the game, right?"

The system hesitated and chose the latter between ten days and seven days.

【Seven days, just this once.】

"Okay." Sheh suddenly thought of a key question and asked the system, "Do the seven days we stay here count as rest time?"

【Doesn’t count. 】

"Okay, you can go."

After sending the system away, Sheh rolled up his sleeves and placed his wrist in front of Shi Jinzhe, "Put it on."

Shi Jin stopped folding his hands to collect the props, "I thought you didn't want to wear it."

"I am willing, but I have a ring and a red string on my hand, so it's a bit too much to carry. It's troublesome."

Shi Jinzhe held Shehe's fingers. There were a lot of these things, especially outside the game. In addition to the two prop rings on her hands, she would sometimes wear pearls or other jewelry.

He took the red rope back first, "Wait for me to think of a way."

I don’t know what material this red rope is made of. It would be great if it could be reshaped.

Thinking of Mu Bai's ability to make a piece of clothing by scooping up a handful of flowers from the flower field, Shi Jinzhe pulled Shehe into the water and said, "Let me go find a teacher to learn from him."

Two months later, Shi Jinzhe came to the giant tree in the lake again.

Before entering the gap, he and Sheh saw the blue fireflies living in the tree hole land on the outside of the ice coffin, illuminating Bai Weishuang lying on it.

Mu Bai was bending over, with an orange firefly resting on his left hand.

His fingers slid gently across Bai Weishuang's face. Wherever his fingers passed a little, the orange light illuminated a part of it, like the setting sun passing across her face, from her eyebrows to her lips, a short distance that seemed like many years had passed.

Mu Bai placed his hand on the face that was frozen in time 27 years ago, not knowing who he was talking to, "You haven't changed at all."

His words were hidden in the sound of wind chimes, and the floating words "year after year, we have never let each other down" flew before his eyes at the end of time.

"It's best if you don't change. This way you'll have twenty-seven more years of life. When you wake up, you can stay with me for another twenty-seven years."

"But my life span is not long now, and I will probably grow old with you. Your previous worry that your life would be just a short moment to me no longer exists."

Mu Bai wanted to say something more to Bai Weishuang, but he had been standing still all these years and it seemed that he had nothing to say.

Bai Weishuang knew about his past. She also knew it when they were together. His life had long since stagnated until the day when she would never wake up again.

As he was thinking about it, Mu Bai remembered the time when it was broken.

When Shi Jinzhe listened to what he said, he always felt that it was weird for what he did to be recounted by his elders, so he simply distanced himself from Shehe.

I hadn't walked two meters when I heard Mu Bai say, "And the little snake you brought back that year, she should...can't call you sister anymore."