Anotoki

When it comes to VR games, everyone, from gamers to the technologically adverse wanted to play them. With the advance of technology in the world, a new type of VR is released, which allows its user to enter the realm of videogames. 

A game about a zombie apocalypse is released the day after this new type of VR, and was an immediate success. It was a globally revered sensation at the time, a whopping 2.5 million players played the game, playing for an obscene amount of hours. It was like they never logged off. 

Now, a young man, who is known as Tornado online, is one of those 2.5 million players, trapped in a zombie apocalypse world. Survival is a must. Weaving through the technological reality, anything is possible. You could scrounge for food, set up shelter, or even get an undead girlfriend.
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No one knows...


Note: The story is slow-paced.
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'“Uhm Tornado, why are burying yourself except your head?” Uno asked curiously.

“I'm leveling up.”

“...” Uno

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Daily Life Trapped in a Zombie VR Game

~Pause! Sorry for interrupting the flow of the story!~

The author has something to say! Hmm, I just realized that pronouncing L as 'it' instead of him or he only makes things more confusing. Thus, I'll change everything from 'it' to him!

Stood there for a few seconds straight, L thought it thoroughly about what Pandorium just said. Everything Pandorium said was something unbelievable!

Especially when he said that everyone in this continent was only a piece in a chess game!

What's the meaning of that? Is it possible that everyone in the continent is tools for the gods?. Wait no, pawns might be the right word. He did say that for gods. Humans only tools to achieve greater things. L said to himself.

Still, when Pandorium says those words. He was faking his act so it could be that he's lying. Yet at the same time, it could be true. What's more, even if gods view humans as pawns. Why would they need humans in the first place?

The Loyal Servant