Game geek Chen Hao died suddenly and traveled to another world, becoming an orphan. This is a world between games and reality that has been invaded by data. It has personal levels and attribute panels, and humans become stronger by awakening and cultivating combat elves.

Chen Hao was dumbfounded when he saw the yellow-skinned rat in front of him. You call this a battle elf? This... isn't this a Pokémon?

Detected to have entered another world. Please select your cheat:

[Soul Forge: A forbidden magic sealed away, it resurrects the target from death, turning them into a war machine that slaughters all life. It will chase life, absorb life, and kill life.]

[Energy Transfer: With each attack on an enemy, you learn one more thing about their weaknesses.]

[Dimensional Power: A unique power possessed by Time Hunters, who draw upon the power of the creatures they slay to strengthen themselves.]

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Upon entering the instance, please select your cheat:

[Ghost Swordsman Trial Ticket: The Cursed Ghost Hand Swordsman]

[Sharpshooter Trial Ticket: A warrior who utilizes celestial technology and firearms as their primary weapons for ranged combat.]

[Lancer Trial Ticket: A champion who emerged alive from the Imperial Arena, a spearman who fights using a long spear.]

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After each instance of cheating was discovered, Mo Hao began to wonder what other games were installed on his computer.

In this world, when you awaken a superpower, it comes with a side effect. The strength of your ability isn't determined by the power itself, but by the degree of limitation imposed by the side effect. "Superpower: Instantaneous Teleportation. Side Effect: Unable to choose direction." "Superpower: Drawing a Circle as a Prison. Side Effect: You cannot leave this circle." "Superpower: Flight. Side Effect: Can only fly one centimeter off the ground." "Superpower: Freedom from Illness and Disaster. Side Effect: Takes effect after death."... How can you minimize the impact of the side effects to maximize the power of your ability? Fang Chen left the Talent Rating Center, looking at his awakened superpower: [Time Stop], and smiled wryly, because his side effect was...