Chapter 4 Reincarnation and Reversal

Although the idea seemed incredible, when she looked around, tried to enter her in-game home, and opened her game inventory, she could only admit the fact in disbelief.

Perhaps it was because I died in that inexplicable game, perhaps it was the intense resentment and unwillingness I felt at the time of my death, or perhaps I possessed some talent or supernatural power that I was unaware of...

Didn't they say that the goddess Nuwa and the human emperor Fuxi both had the surname Feng? Those with the surname Feng are their direct descendants. Perhaps I have reverted to their ancestral bloodline, and some talent might be activated after death! In short, I am dead, but not completely dead.

She even inexplicably found herself resurrected in a game character she had abandoned years ago. The sense of relief at being resurrected and the novelty of being alive in the game excited Feng Xingshou greatly. She couldn't wait to try everything in the game with her self-created character: daily tasks, monster battles, various events...

Unfortunately, she soon realized that she had been too happy. She could indeed live this way, and she showed no signs of weakness or discomfort for more than an hour in the game character.

But this way of life was utterly tasteless to her, who was used to the way humans lived, literally 'tasteless,' whether it was the barbecue, ramen, or steamed buns.

She couldn't taste anything at all; it was like she had just eaten air. She felt neither full nor hungry, and even when she went to the hot springs at her home, she couldn't feel the warmth of the water.

Just as everything around her could visually satisfy her life's needs, it was all an illusion, devoid of any real feeling. This kind of life, which she could see but not eat and feel, made her lose interest after only a few hours.

Besides, this is a game, and it was already quite unpopular before she was captured by the highway game. It was said that the game could be shut down at any time, and once the game server was shut down, she would die again.

Would I still have the luck to be resurrected in the next game? Just thinking about it makes the thought of waiting for death, with that death so close, even more unbearable than actually dying...

Then, with this mindset, bored, she simply randomly picked characters to PK in the Survival Road game, and she accidentally saw that the opposing team had the ninja Pain Hell Path.

Thinking about this ninja card's ultimate skill—Reincarnation Resurrection—it can revive a character in the game with 30% of their health.

Suddenly, an idea popped into my head: since I can be resurrected in the game, could game skills, through a 'mysterious' talent that I don't even know about, allow me to truly be resurrected back in my body?

Give it a try! Anyway, my current situation can't get any worse. At worst, I can just disappear completely and die. That's better than living in this illusion, anxiously waiting for the game to shut down and the day when I die completely with the server gone.

Moreover, he already possessed the Pain Hell Path ninja, so controlling him to use his skills against him wouldn't be difficult...

A few minutes later, accompanied by a green light from the game descending upon her, Feng Xingshou once again saw the channel composed of countless 0s and 1s. She was carried by the green light through the data channel, unable to discern the flow of time.

It felt like the blink of an eye, and she emerged from that passage, in a position that was exactly the closest she had ever been to the bomb disposal team members, allowing her to clearly see the handsome guy defusing the bomb.

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Time of resurrection? — Approximately three minutes after death? Body? — No weakness like someone recovering from a serious illness, no different from three minutes ago? All five senses are exactly the same as before…

Could it be the effect of that reincarnation and rebirth skill?

In reality, does it automatically transform into the ability to bring the deceased back to life three minutes before their death, instead of bringing them back to life with 30% of their original vitality?

However, I was just trying it out of wishful thinking, but I never expected that it would actually turn the game skills into real skill effects, even bringing people back from the dead.

This is amazing! No wonder it's the most miraculous bloodline in Zhongzhou Kingdom—the Feng clan! Our ancestors were truly reliable, always able to protect their descendants. I'm so lucky to have the surname Feng.

Sigh! If I had known it actually worked, I should have tried to use all the game's buffs on myself to become smarter and more powerful, so I could survive in this treacherous game.

Ideally, one could turn the game character's inventory space, home space, healing skills, and so on into their own... uh... eh! Feng Xing Shou only had a moment of wild imagination after realizing that the game skills could actually be used for some inexplicable reason during the instant of resurrection.

Suddenly, the game announcement board popped up automatically, and then, as if infected with a virus, it twisted and flickered with all sorts of messy ripples in front of her eyes before stabilizing after a few seconds.

Then the game announcement panel changed, with one half remaining the original layout for game announcements and the other half becoming the survivor's personal panel, displaying their unique information:

Survivor: Wind Star Guardian

Age: 35

Life: 50

Spirituality: 100

Strength: 30

Agility: 63

Vehicle: Starting vehicle

Basic Attack: Palm Immortal Technique Extreme. Skill effect: When cast on a target, it can remove all negative status effects from the target and restore 25% of the user's own health as healing amount.

Ultimate Skill: Reincarnation and Resurrection. When actively cast on a dead target, it can revive the target with 30% of the caster's own life force. Passive effect: After the caster dies, their consciousness will automatically return to the time before death and be revived 3 minutes prior.

Inherent skill backpack space: a portable storage space in a time-freeze state, with a total volume of 5 cubic meters. It will automatically classify items when storing them, and similar items can be stacked up to 9999.

Inherent Skill Home Space: A portable hot spring-themed background space with an area of ​​one acre.

The unique skill, Water Dragon Bite, consumes the user's spiritual energy to create a certain amount of water, and allows the user to manipulate the water in various ways.

The moment she saw the panel, several questions popped into her mind: What did this panel mean? Did she somehow acquire game skills just by playing the game? But why these specific skills?

After carefully recalling her experience in the game, Feng Xingshou remembered that the moment she realized she had been resurrected in the game, she first opened her game inventory, and then opened her home to see if it was her game home.

Later, during the survival path PK, he actively used the healing skill of his game character. He was also driven by the game rules during the battle and passively used the Water Dragon Bite to chase and attack the PK target. Later, after being resurrected, he actively controlled the Hell Path to use the ultimate move...

Looking back, these five skills are exactly the abilities of the game characters I used in the game. Could it be that the appearance of such a skill panel in my mind in real life is related to my experience in the game?

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Speaking of which, a popular character from a cursed anime I watched before, Gojo Satoru, once told the protagonist that as long as the other party uses your body to perform a spell, the other party's spell will be engraved in your body and will eventually become your ability.

If we follow this line of thinking, perhaps the skills we've used in the game are also unknown to us.

That power was etched into his soul, and he brought those abilities back to reality.

However, if the game skills are truly engraved on one's soul, then the fusion of these 5 game skills with the highway game panel means that when the game captured one as a survivor, it also bound them to one's soul in some way.

Is this binding even capable of recognizing changes in one's own soul and abilities? Or is this change subjective, driven by one's own consciousness? After all, the game panel didn't change until one felt intense regret and longed to gain benefits in the game.

The change just now was less about recognizing the road game and more like my own consciousness had infected the road game panel with a virus, resulting in a split between the game announcements and my personal panel.

I wonder if the road game has discovered these skills of mine? But whether it has or not, I don't seem to have any choice, since if my 'memories' after I died are correct.

This road survival game is more like a live road survival show than a game. The survivors are essentially kidnapped by the show and forced to struggle for survival for unknown people to watch.

Perhaps now, my every move is being watched by countless people, so of course, the changes to this panel are also being seen by them, right? If that's the case, then the people watching the live stream will naturally see the changes to my game panel.

Perhaps my skills are no longer a secret in their eyes. I just hope that they don't think these skills are anything special and that they won't do anything more cruel to me in order to study and take these skills!

Unable to resist, all they can do is hope for the other party's leniency, or feel that their abilities are insignificant. They can come up with such an incredible game, so they must have these skills.

Sigh! If only I could hide my personal skill panel so that only I could see it. Feng Xingshou didn't expect that just by expressing his strong emotions, the panel in front of him would start flashing with the same unstable ripples as before.

A few seconds later, the skill information on the panel disappeared, leaving only the game announcement board and her personal body information board in front of her. She was finally able to confirm that her consciousness had inexplicably had some influence on the highway game announcement board after it was revived.

It doesn't seem to affect the game announcements, but it can at least affect my own skill information. I just don't know what's going on with this personal information panel. Is it survivor data collected during the road trip? Or is it an anomaly caused by my own unknown ability?

"Come back to your senses, come back to your senses. This is not the time to think about these things," she thought, trying to recover from the unexpected turn of events. She immediately tried to store the supplies she had collected into her inventory space, just like using a backpack in a game.

Just as she successfully completed the operation, the bomb disposal team members next to her seemed to have encountered something terrible. A group of people, wearing such heavy 'uniforms', ran back towards the corridor they had come from with fear on their faces.

The tall, handsome guy with black hair who left the deepest impression on her was on the phone, seemingly speaking in Japanese about avenging him. And because of his running motion, his other hand actually passed through his own body.

This scene made her realize two things instantly. First, even though they were in the same instance, she and these NPCs seemed to be in two different time and space. So she could see them, but they couldn't perceive her. She could take things here, but the NPCs here couldn't touch her.

Second: It seems the bomb is about to explode, and according to the game announcement, this dungeon is about to end.