[Game mode brings the story into reality + no romantic pairing + rebirth + fast-paced, satisfying read]

Strange black crystal balls suddenly appeared all over the world, and a live-action game called "Destiny" descended upon Earth.

Hundreds of millions of people are forced to become players and get caught up in the game.

From then on, the game became integrated into reality, and the original order began to collapse and be rebuilt.

...

Jiang Nan unexpectedly returns to the day five years ago when fate struck.

But in this life, my class was warrior, and now it's priest...

Jiang Nan, who is used to violent output, accidentally became the number one violent healer on the entire network.

From then on, Jiang Nan became a regular on game announcements, frequently making headlines across the internet.

This first kill, that first kill

This title, that title

So many I could barely carry them all.

The players went from initial shock to eventually becoming accustomed to it.

"However, you're supposed to be a healer/priest. Instead of staying in the back and healing, you're being more violent than a warrior. Is that appropriate?"

Jiang Nan, who had just wiped out a group of people and had a string of red names on his head, turned around and asked, "Are you talking about me?"

The players immediately backed down: "...No, no, boss, whatever makes you happy."

[No romantic partner means the female lead doesn't love anyone and is only focused on becoming stronger, but that doesn't prevent others from liking her.]

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[The game doesn't describe many scenes in the later stages; it gradually integrates into reality, so it mainly focuses on the real world. If you enjoy descriptions of monster battles, you might not like it. Please consider this before reading. Thank you.]

Lanny always believed he had transmigrated to a chaotic, backward, impoverished, and ignorant ancient Europe, and that he was just a minor nobleman from the countryside. However, he soon realized something was amiss. This world also had legends of magicians and vampires, but it was more than just legends...