Downymuse

This is not the story about someone playing VR-MMORPG.

Instead of someone playing VR-MMORPG, this is the story where someone makes VR-MMORPG possible. 

Technology and Science have truly come a long way. 

Finally, in the year 20XX, the people successfully created Immersive VR-MMORPG. A technology that takes you to another world, allowing an individual to experience a second-life.

Unfortunately, Andy Lee, who participated in creating the masterpiece technology, didn't get to enjoy it. Before the technology was perfected, he died of a heart attack.

Being devastated by the fact he didn't get to fulfill his dream, he was given a second chance. He miraculously traveled back to his primary school days.

This time, he won't slack. He will live his life to the fullest unlike before.

His goal in this life was obvious and that is to fast-forward the development of technology and science. All of the efforts he gave were only to achieve his dream, which is to play VR-MMORPG.

I Live to Play VR-MMORPG

I regretted that I reincarnated my character at primary school so I wanted to rewrite the story, not too much of change will be made just that the character will be older.


I really can't continue creating any future chapter ever since I release chapter 59.


I can't think of a smooth way for them to advance to high school, which is the main plot of the story where I have ideas of how the story progresses.


Middle or junior high school is torture but I don't think I should just, 'Meh, it's high school. Time passed.'


Do you need to re-read the whole thing to understand the story?


Probably no need to, since you already know the important details of the story already.


I only have a rough outline of the story, which was a short description of what will happen.


Usually or at least what I think a normal author will do, they would stack up chapters and only update when they stacked up enough.


It's so that they could patch the hole that they made.


I'm also in the midst of creating another book. Currently, still stacking up chapters at the same time writing this book.


Thanks for noticing this auxiliary chapter.


My bad!