Game Invasion: The male and female protagonists are in love, but I am secretly stealing their homes

All previous doubts began to surge.

The strange conversations between Zhuri and Tian Hu Haoqi.

"I still prefer the bigger one."

"Did you see that? Did you see that? When she was looking for a new teacher, she actually thought of me."

"Did it suddenly occur to you that you were the one who came later?"

"That's my apprentice. She's older than you."

"You will meet her in the future. When you meet her, please help me pass on these skills to her. The moment you meet, you will know that she is my apprentice. She will be easy to recognize."

Zhuri taught herself how to hide key information. These conversations were definitely not spoken casually by Zhuri. What were she and Tianhu Haoqi subtly reminding herself of?

The skill that was automatically selected as a reward for the individual competition was inexplicably - [It was a close call, the whole team was almost wiped out].

Who does she need to revive? Why did she choose this skill?

Whether it is the [Protagonist Time] of Motorcycle, the [Crime Simulation] of Bomang, or the [Low-Risk Financial Management] of Moji, they are all better than this!

The [Time and Space Walk] that was inexplicably sealed in the divine relic [Angry Moon].

Why was he suddenly cursed and banned?

And the rabbit's extremely familiar "You want to do something to me?"

It had clearly only taught me a magic pattern a few years ago, so why did it have the confidence to question me like that?

It's like it's another teacher of mine.

Finally, there was the two years of memory she had inexplicably lost...

It all ended with her victory in the individual competition, and ended with her receiving the gift from the mysterious angler.

God's Game... God's Game.

She thought of the movies she had watched as a child, those plays within plays, those stories within stories.

Is it possible that Astranaar is just a giant playground?

Maybe she had grown up a long time ago, but she entered Astranaar to participate in the game, so she returned to her childhood?

The "big one" that Tian Hu Haoqi and Zhuri mentioned was themselves when they grew up. She left the game for some reason and was found by them.

If that's the case... then the abnormality of the maple syrup can be explained.

Her changes, her combat experience that clearly didn't come from a few years, and her determination to kill herself.

There was no hatred or hostility towards herself in Fengtang's eyes. She just... she was just determined to do something.

The tears of anger and grievance in those eyes so close at hand gradually faded, and the young Zaijiuxunge suddenly asked himself seriously, "Do you have any other memories? Is there any reason you had to kill me?"

Feng Tang, who had an expressionless face and pressed Zaijiu Xunge against the ruins, forcing the latter to endure the baptism of various skills, smiled when he heard this. Zaijiu Xunge when he was a child...

She couldn't help but think of Zaijiuxunge in the high tower... She should have been young at that time, and she pretended to be stupid every day with Feng Ran's face, but it can be seen that her personality in the high tower is very different from her in Astranaar.

If it was a drinking and singing party other than the card-swapping game, I'm afraid he would pretend not to care and say something weird like "I knew betrayal existed from the beginning."

The shadow of the tree wrapped around Zaijiu Xunge, who was dragged right in front of Fengtang to block various skills from other players for her.

Feng Tang watched the fiery wings pass through her hands. She tilted her head slightly and whispered into Zaijiuxunge's ear, "Yes, I have to kill you. I'm sorry, too. After all..."

After a few blinks, Yu Xunge's pupils trembled violently, and dozens of skills came straight at her, but her pupils trembled not because of the attacks that were about to hit her, but because of the second half of Feng Tang's words!

She even turned her head slowly to look behind her with a look of horror on her face, like the protagonist in a horror movie who heard a strange noise behind her.