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In the realm of gaming, Shen Congfei, a popular content creator, found himself on the final day of a beta test for a new game, only to unexpectedly traverse into a world strikingly similar to the game's backdrop.

However, there was a puzzling discrepancy: Instead of the anticipated wasteland survival and scavenging, he found himself in an urban campus setting. Wait a moment, what's this? Is this just before the onset of doomsday? Does that mean the world hasn't undergone nuclear devastation yet?

He gazed up at the sky, only to behold...

...

Several years later, clad in interstellar armor, Shen Congfei led a group of players, surrounded by various apocalyptic scenarios in the depths of the universe. Unable to suppress his rueful amusement, he sighed, "I merely wished to eke out a living through full-time gaming amidst the apocalypse, yet why do I find myself gradually becoming humanity's savior?"

（PS: This is a story about an ordinary player who, amidst the boundaries of the past and future, virtual and reality, ultimately chooses to save all humanity.)

I only wish to Survive The Doomsday

Onboard the Star Shuttle, within the tactical command room.


Shen Congfei folds his arms, asking his crew:


"Report, the Demon Fleet has left the atmosphere of their homeworld."


Hearing the radar scout's report results, everyone on the ship couldn't help but cheer.


This was, after all, the first time in human history that an extraterrestrial invasion had been repelled.


But compared to everyone else, Shen Congfei wasn't as elated.


Because in his opinion, the retreat of the Demon Fleet didn't necessarily mean the end of this interstellar war.


The situation could very likely morph into a drawn-out struggle.


The enemy fleet could potentially seek assistance from the Demonic civilization.


That would be the real test of human civilization.


Before even a planetary day had passed, the Gama Civilization's Celestial Fleet also made contact, confirming his suspicion.


Chapter 347: Gamma Container (First update, asking for subscription)