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"There have been rumors, or rather, a myth," Malachi began, the hostility in the air dissipating slightly. "World after world drawn into the sacred grounds of this oasis, the same myth emerges—a tale of an irregular, a player unbound by the rules of floors and reality."
After developing what would become the biggest VR game in the world at a young age, Ivan's rise to success was rapid, but his fall was just as quick.
Betrayed and having everything taken away from him, he decides to enter the now-dangerous game he had created in search of power, risking death and permanent entrapment.
However, he soon finds out the game has become far more than what he thought he made.
Lines between worlds blur, and his goals go from revenge to survival, to regaining his position as a god.
A god of a reality that is far more than just a game.
[Game developer Level 2 skill: Crafting is now unlocked]
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Ivan is neither a hero nor a villain; he is willing to do anything for personal gain, regardless of morality.
He won't commit evil deeds without reason, but he won't hesitate to do them when necessary.
The story starts with a basic plot and might seem like a typical "level up" story, but it's actually way more than that. You'll realize this within just a few chapters.
The entire plot is a complex storyline shrouded in mystery. The true core of the story gradually unravels along the way, filled with unexpected twists and turns.
I hope you enjoy the story. Thank you for reading!
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Sixty chapters into writing this, and I do believe, quite shamelessly, that this is a good book. I think I did a decent job at unraveling the true plot of the story without disregarding the mysterious edge I tried to maintain. As a result, before around chapter sixty, whatever you think is the plot of this book is probably wrong. Of course, this doesn't mean I just wrote a vague, plotless story for sixty chapters. No, I had only made sure I did not write a boring, predictable cliche. It is as far from a recycled "level up" story as I could make it. Every part of the story is an action-packed journey of revelation. Feel free to ask any questions, and I'll try to answer without spoiling. Thanks for reading!