Quick Transmigration: The Foolish Beauty Saves the World

This world is quite different from the world before, starting with our identities.

In the past, he was mostly himself. He could feel that the bodies in those "scenes" belonged to him, similar to his unactivated self. This was even more obvious in the orc world; it was as if he himself had walked from the cultivation world there.

This world is more like a "role-playing" game; his identity is that of the game's mastermind, not his true self.

Even if the face and name are the same, Jingli knows that he is not him. Everything he had before he came into this world belonged to that rich college student.

So where did this college student go?

Jingli lowered her gaze.

The college student himself was also selected by the system, but given his naive nature, it was unlikely that he would pass the system's selection. Therefore, in this newbie instance, he became a "shell" that could be occupied by others.

With this in mind, another question is also answered.

After hearing the task issued by the system, Jingli wondered why such a task was issued.

Based on past experience, apocalyptic worlds are most likely to generate negative emotions, and during a global apocalypse, negative emotions can easily outweigh positive emotions.

Or rather, the post-apocalyptic world is inherently prone to destruction. Like the original world, they are both near the "red line" of the Zero Boundary monitoring. In this way, Cyphers can easily manipulate the post-apocalyptic world.

But what would happen to the world if the newcomer successfully completed the mission of "saving the world from the apocalypse"? Wouldn't it spiral out of control in Sefosi's hands? Wouldn't the newcomer who completed the mission be hailed as a new "god"?

Jingli found the answer in the college student he is now playing.

This world is cyclical.

The Cypher can steal the most polluted area of ​​a world in space, and can also find the fragment of time under their strongest control.

The end of this world is unbreakable—for the gamers, they have completed their mission, the apocalypse ends, and the players leave.

For the people of this world, a new apocalypse begins anew, and everything will return to the seventh day of the zombie outbreak.

Jingli let out a long sigh: [What if Sai's Buddhist-like attitude were taken even further?]

He seemed to be talking to himself, his eyes slightly vacant: "Could there be a chosen one in this world, someone who could have actually stopped the apocalypse?"

However, compared to players who possess items, their power may not be as strong, but they are willing to trust players and help them save the world.

Then they went back to the beginning.

"Mommy, do you think they remember each cycle? If it's Cyphersey, he probably makes them remember that every time they try something different, Cyphersey introduces new players, making them think the attempt is hopeful. Then he destroys their hope in the end."

Jingli sniffed lightly: [He's manipulating these truly powerful individuals; perhaps using such methods makes them feel like he's manipulating Yuan.]

He thought of Meng Li, and of Chun Qi, whose world had been shattered to pieces.

What about the origin of this world?

Are we also trapped in this cycle under Cyphersey's control, watching the world be destroyed again and again, with the conscious experiencing hope shattering time and time again, and the confused becoming pawns in the arena of pleasure?

This is just someone else's game.