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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

Looking at the members of the Elders' Council leaving, the Mutant turned his gaze back to the helmet in his hand.


It was said to be an interrogation product derived from human civilization, through the study of the mental induction abilities of alien captives.


It had constantly been improved, and it had now become a device capable of remotely contacting the alien Mind Induction network.


He initially did not believe this claim.


But it wasn't until he discovered the phrases "Spark Institute" and "Alien Information Bureau" inside the helmet that he was forced to believe it.


Both of these institutions were established to confront the alien invasion.


Their background relied on the Spark Corps' players, something that everyone knew.


Yes, this Mutant is also a player, moreover, a lone wolf player.


Even the now-renowned "Poison Wolf" star cruiser was named after all the mutants were consulted.


Chapter 361: Turning Point (First Update, Asking for Subscriptions)