In some respects, Xia Wen was actually a very calm person.
Put simply, she was the optimistic type.
No matter what situation she encountered, she could maintain a highly positive mindset. She was basically the sort who slacked off most of the time, but could be relied upon at critical moments.
But as the saying went, a dragon had scales that must not be touched, lest it be enraged. Xia Wen had her own forbidden scale as well.
And that forbidden scale was naturally Lin Xiaoyi, the best friend she had grown up with.
From kindergarten, elementary school, junior high, high school, all the way to university, their friendship could be called unbreakable.
As for whether or not to become a Player, Xia Wen herself had always held a rather indifferent attitude. But because Xiao Yi wanted to become a Player, she accompanied her.
Others had their own stories, and she had hers. Back when the two of them had been trapped at the Orphanage, the fact that they were ultimately able to hold out until rescue arrived was mostly thanks to her.
No exaggeration, no slander—her psychological resilience was stronger than that of the vast majority of Players.
After all, on a certain website beginning with the letter P, she was also a respected Adult Comic Teacher...
Perhaps because their heads were too large, the nurses did not move very quickly. Xia Wen, staying far behind them, did not lose track of them.
And because of those nurses, she had not encountered any other patients along the way. Her movements could be considered quite convenient, but as she continued following them, Xia Wen's heart sank uncontrollably.
—Across eight entire simulations, she had not succeeded even once.
The reason she had chosen to follow behind them was naturally to save