Zuxian

"I came from the future. The elites ruined the world and made it a video game. A one-eyed alien girl infiltrated the system. I discovered her and we became friends. In a quest to stop the elites, I decided to trick the aliens into believing that I was on their side. I had no idea that I was the fool. I was only fooling myself!!! My foolishness caused me the world I came from. The MATRID energy from the aliens couldn't be corrected or taken in by the oxygen. So, the world exploded. When I opened my eyes, I found my self in the body of a new boy. Mason. And then a Nether Transmigration System popped up out of nowhere. A system for Mason. Mason is the host. But since I'm using his body, I'm kinda hosting it too. I wanted to leave as soon I found myself here, but majority of the people I met here reminded me so much of those from my world. Plus, I felt pity for Grandpa and you. I didn't want what happened to you in my world repeat itself here. Believe me."

Drake started his life as a gamer enrolled in an elite conspiracy game called the ULTINUM perfect life project. Discovering too soon what the plots of the elites were, he decided to do all he could to save humanity and return life back to normal. But his quest only led to the annihilation of his world?

When next his eyes opened, he found himself in the body of a spoilt rich brat. At first, he thought it was a particular level of the video game system of the elite. 

But when he suddenly became the host of a strange and powerful survival system, he realized that things were different. 

Now he's confused... What happened to his former world? What's this new world which comes with a system?

He sets to find answers... Let's hope his quest does not cause another annihilation.

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Play Or Die!; Ultinum Games

Drake asked Liping for the hundredth time but the little girl wouldn't respond. She seemed like a mistress of indifference.

They were driving along the road. Drake took Caidine in his gaze before looking to his front.

He tried as much as possible to break down the recent situation. At first he wanted to dismiss it as the nuances of a little girl, but he just couldn't bring himself to it.

He knew that he might be overthinking, yet he couldn't help but think that way. He had more than enough to be worried about. Why get worked up over something so insignificant.

He called at the girl. He looked at her through the rearview mirror, she wasn't looking at him. He nodded and decided to quit getting worried.

If he didn't want to think about it, he needed some sort of distraction. Caidine was looking through the window. She was the best medium.

"Grandpa isn't really who you think he is."

The Urchin