Game Invasion: I Become a God by Going Crazy Working Part-Time to the Top
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[No Romance · Infinite Flow · Post-Apocalyptic Survival · Farming · Instances]
Su He unexpectedly gains access to the beta test of Death Survival Game 1.0.
While others start out in cyberpunk survival!
Su He starts out with a god-tier talent
[Laborer Wage Slave]: You are skilled at working jobs. You can automatically obtain a profession identity in any instance, and the more you work, the more you get; pay is based on your labor, and you will never be unemployed.
So, while others are slaughtering their way through instances, fleeing for their lives, and scheming against each other, Su He begins her work-life.
In [Death Hotel], she is a cleaner. Every door she opens feels like a blind box; rare items are hidden under toilet brushes, and life-saving talismans turn up in trash cans. While others avoid ghosts, she chases after them while cleaning up the battlefield.
In [Dark Forest], she is a lumberjack. With one [Judgment Axe], she chops trees like cutting vegetables, and chops monsters the same way, cutting a bloody path through.
In [Endless Rainstorm], she is a fisher. A broken fishing rod can pull ancient relics out of a puddle.
From beast tamer to cake maker, from caregiver to construction worker
In all three hundred and sixty trades, she can grind them to a new height.
No matter how high the dungeon boss’s rank is, it cannot surpass the professional ethics of a worker.
The game fully invades reality.
Players around the world brace in terror, only to find a huge projection floating in the sky:
[Congratulations to player “Su He” for long-term instance work, achieving the hidden title “Emperor of Labor.” Unique worldwide. Divinity has condensed.]
Su He: “Huh? I became a god just like that?”
When the game invades, Su He reaches the top and becomes a god through work.
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