The Journey to Godhood in Another World

In the early morning, the warm sunlight streamed through the window like a veil, gently scattering onto the bed, as if draping it with a shimmering golden blanket. Luo Li nestled lazily in the covers, her hair disheveled and scattered on the pillow like a tangled mess. She gripped her phone tightly, her eyes glued to the screen, engrossed in watching videos, a contented smile on her face, savoring this hard-won moment of leisure.

Just then, a sudden ringtone shattered the tranquility. Startled, Luo Li flinched as if stung by a wasp. She impatiently pressed the answer button: "Hello, is this Luo Li? There's a package for you here; you need to sign for it in person. It should be your acceptance letter."

"An acceptance letter?" Luo Li's eyes widened instantly, becoming incredibly bright, her face filled with a mixture of surprise and joy. She cheered inwardly, "Really? It really arrived? Even though my homeroom teacher said my grades gave me a high chance of being accepted, not having it in my hand felt like a huge weight was hanging over my head; I just couldn't feel at ease." Her hands trembled slightly with excitement, like leaves falling in the autumn wind. She quickly sat up in bed, frantically dressing herself while urgently saying into the phone, "Okay, okay, I'm coming right away!"

Soon, Luo Li arrived at the courier point and received the long-awaited university acceptance letter. She clutched the letter tightly, her eyes gradually filling with tears. She thought to herself, "This must be the original owner's emotion. The original owner studied so hard before, just to get into university. Maybe she didn't want to be tormented by the hardships of part-time work anymore." A slight smile played on Luo Li's lips, but tears still streamed down her face like broken beads. Those tears contained both the original owner's excitement at her dream coming true and her own anticipation for a new life.

These past few days have been like a grand and enthusiastic carnival. "Backpack" is like a dazzling firework that has been lit, shining brightly in the vast sky of music.

As time quietly passed, news arrived: "Backpack" had surpassed 100 million downloads! Looking at the newcomer chart, its prominent ranking had surged into the top twenty like a dark horse. Upon hearing this news, Luo Li was incredibly excited; no wonder it was a song that dominated the charts in her previous life.

Meanwhile, exciting news came from YinYin Video: they had successfully signed an exclusive rights deal for "Goodbye" and "Backpack" on the Video V platform. Overjoyed, Luo Li opened her own YinYin Video account, thinking, "I can share my new songs here in the future; it'll be a form of entertainment."

Now, whenever you open a video streaming site, you can hear the familiar and touching melodies of "Goodbye" and "Backpack" used as background music everywhere. Every time Luo Li watches videos and hears her own songs, she smiles happily. Watching the scenes in those videos accompanied by her own songs makes her heart feel as sweet as if she has eaten honey. She feels like her own child is being carefully dressed up and standing beautifully on stage.

With only two weeks left before she had to register for school, Luo Li began preparing early. Her room was a hive of activity, sunlight filtering through the dappled curtains and casting shadows on the floor, creating a dreamlike jigsaw puzzle effect.

As Luo Li quietly and carefully packed her belongings one by one, her movements were gentle yet methodical, neatly arranging the packed items together. Looking at the house she had lived in for so long, Luo Li was filled with nostalgia, her eyes revealing endless reluctance. Everywhere here were memories of her parents and grandmother; those beautiful memories flashed through her mind like a movie.

After tidying up her things, she laboriously dragged out a large dust cloth, gently shook it open, and a light dust cloud rose in the air. Sunlight streamed in through the cracks in the window, and the dust motes danced in the light. She slowly covered the tidied items with the dust cloth, as if covering them with a gentle protective film, her actions filled with reluctance and cherishing.

Then, she walked to the water and electricity switch, hesitated for a moment with her finger on the switch, and finally gritted her teeth, as if she had made up her mind, and decisively pulled the power switch and turned off the water valve.

Once everything was completely tidied up, she wiped the fine beads of sweat from her forehead, which glistened in the sunlight. Looking around, she realized that ten days had already passed.

With five days left, Luo Li began packing again. She skillfully packed away items she wouldn't need for the time being, such as blankets, neatly wrote the school's mailroom address on each package, and then called the post office to have it mailed. Having done all this, she felt as if she had accomplished a major task, letting out a long sigh of relief. She quickly packed a small backpack, slung it over her shoulder, and took one last look at her home, a place filled with memories. Tears welled in her eyes, her lips trembled slightly, and she turned and resolutely closed the door.

She walked briskly to the station and boarded the high-speed train. As the train slowly started moving, Luo Li looked at the scenery rushing past the window, feeling a mix of emotions—a little reluctant to leave, but also full of anticipation for the upcoming school life.