Gu Li knew he was sleeping.

She had just finished playing what was touted as the bloodiest and scariest RPG of the year before going to bed.

As a fan of unusual games, she felt it was just so-so, and even thought the NPCs were kind of cute and finished the game overnight.

She had just fallen asleep in the early morning, and was probably too tired. The alarm clock, which she hadn't turned off, was making her head ache. The increasingly urgent sound made her mutter and sit up abruptly.

She closed her eyes and grabbed a handful of something in the direction of the sound.

Unexpectedly, she grabbed at empty air. The damp, sticky feeling in her palm made her pause. When she opened her eyes, what came into view directly in front of her was a city overrun by monsters, like something out of a horror game.

She could hear the faint sound of water flowing below the cliff.

Everything in sight was gray and gloomy, with countless dark clouds swirling in the sky, the land scorched and cracked, and the enormous city stretching as far as the eye could see.

From here, you can see the ominous, dark gray fog that surrounds and envelops the gloomy city.

Am I still dreaming?

Behind me came a dense, heavy sound of footsteps, interspersed with occasional soft metallic clanging.

Gu Li analyzed that it was like a fully armed special forces unit quietly approaching, a scene that appeared in the game yesterday.

She stroked her chin, thinking that the next lucky target would either be riddled with bullets.

Or the special forces would be crushed into mincemeat.

Gu Li turned his head away casually.

Suddenly, he met the dark muzzle of a gun that was aimed straight at him.

Gu Li blinked. This dream felt quite real. Her gaze fell on the fully armed squad, and she subconsciously observed them closely.

The group was dressed very conservatively, with their faces completely covered by black helmets, leaving zero skin exposed.

Moreover, each of them was strong and muscular, their muscles so bulging that they almost burst out of their combat uniforms. Judging from their body language, they were staring at me as if I were facing a formidable enemy.

As she turned around, they all took a step back in unison.

This dream seems interesting.

Behind this group of people was an endless wilderness, and behind her was a gloomy, abandoned city at the foot of a cliff. If a game company could create this kind of atmosphere in a new game, she would definitely play it to death.

This fantastical dream piqued her interest.

Gu Li slowly raised his hands, forcing a harmless smile, trying to get closer to that side to obtain more information.

"You guys..." Okay.

Before she could finish speaking, a bullet struck her ten centimeters in front of her toes, and the flying stone fragments cut her face.

The leader at the front spoke with a hint of helplessness: "I'm sorry, Miss Gu, you have been contaminated. According to federal regulations, we must remove you on the spot."

Wang Li originally didn't want to take on this mission, as he had been banished to the Wasteland of Death, where he was left to be either eaten by wandering alien species or assimilated.

The girls before us, so out of place in this land, could not escape the fate of death.

However, his superiors directly assigned him tasks that he could not refuse.

He knew that this young lady had probably offended someone.

trouble.

But it had to be done.

Gu Li listened to the man's rambling on and on, looking somewhat dazed. She raised her hand and pressed the spot where she had been scratched, and a sharp pain shot through her.

Looking down at my fingers, I saw a red mark.

Her gaze swept over her body; her pitifully thin frame was covered by a faded nightgown, with two fluttering bows even adorning the pumpkin pockets on either side.

She thought she must look like a cute but helpless little rascal right now.

That's the problem.

Turning her gaze to Wang Li, who was still chattering away across from her, Gu Li tilted her head and pondered for a moment.

Suddenly, she strode toward him, her slender ankles, seemingly fragile enough to break easily, peeking out from under her nightgown with each step.

Wang Li frowned beneath his helmet, looking at the pale-skinned, weak-gene pure human, and sighed.

He raised the cold, heavy gun in his hand, pointed it at her forehead, and warned, "Don't come any closer, or I will enforce the order now."

The distance between the two finally stopped shrinking, and the muzzle of the gun, still radiating heat, was pressed against the girl's pale, smooth forehead.

Wang Li looked at the girl with a probing gaze, searching for her for a moment as if to confirm his suspicions.

No signs of alienation were found, but her behavior seemed too jarring for an illegitimate daughter who had just been abandoned by her family.

After staring at the strangely behaving, thin girl in front of him through the mask for a while, Wang Li finally chose to take a step back.

He tentatively began to speak.

"This is a cleanup mission issued through the federal main system. Given that you are still sane, you can apply for temporary guardianship through the quantum computer according to federal law."

The infection is irreversible, and temporary intensive care only prolongs life by a couple more days.

Unless this girl is valuable enough to activate the Child of Light to dispel the pollution for her.

Gu Li strained to look up, carefully examining the slender figure reflected in the helmet visor, her eyebrows twitching repeatedly.

After transmigrating, not only did all the muscles she had painstakingly built up disappear, but she also became a malnourished little creature who looked like she had albinism.

They might even be nearing the end of their lives.

Okay, okay, if we play it this way, lifespan will be reduced by eighty from twenty, right?

Many thoughts raced through her mind. She couldn't possibly break through the fully armed squad; to survive, the only way was…

She made up her mind, reached out her delicate hand and grasped the muzzle of the gun, her blue eyes gazing at the man through the window while observing his reflection.

Carefully adjust the expression to be the most pitiful and adorable.

"Uncle, why don't you just kill me now? I'm not going to live anyway."

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