Being an NPC is Fine Too
Ye Xing never expected that he, someone who rarely played games, would apply for a job at a game company after graduation. What he expected even less was that he would become a real-life NPC in the game.
His major had nothing to do with gaming, this company didn't provide training, and there wasn't even a pre-written script.
With no other choice, Ye Xing had to play multiple roles in the game.
It's just that his embarrassing acting skills were hard to improve.
[Hot Post] I found an interesting NPC in the game!
What he didn't expect was that by diligently playing every role, he actually made the entire game popular.
The first NPC: An Omega who had their scent glands removed (a member of an Omega rights organization, front desk consultant at an irregular medical institution).
Though clearly a front desk staff at a medical institution, he was forced to become a "life mentor" giving emotional advice to young Omegas. It wasn't easy for Ye Xing, a fresh graduate, to counsel young Omegas who chose to harm their bodies (by removing their scent glands) due to marriage pressure. Since he was respectfully called "teacher," it seemed he had no choice but to go on these "home visits."
The second NPC: A priest adopting a little vampire (found a severely injured child, only to discover after raising him that he became the leader of the blood clan).
A priest secretly raising a little vampire in the church. The child was targeted by vampire hunters, wanted by the Holy Knight Order, and even driven out of his home by his own kin for an inheritance — truly pitiful. Ye Xing had no choice but to train his flying ability; if he couldn't win, he at least had to escape. He never thought the child would inherit a title and become the blood clan leader.
The third NPC: An old Chinese doctor researching zombie treatment (came to help after a problem with laboratory drugs, dealing with a zombie outbreak urgently).
How could a promising young scientific genius have such a troublesome assistant? The drugs meant for treatment ended up creating the most intractable virus. Ye Xing, carrying his medicine box, walked through streets and alleys. Even when zombies came, he remained calm, prioritizing treatment. In his eyes, there was no disease that couldn't be cured.
Subsequent settings await discovery...
Includes forum discussions (starting from Chapter 4).