Someone had blurred his memories?
Strange as that sounded, it was nothing new to Su Bai.
That day, Su Bai, who had met his death in his previous life, had been reborn in the body he now inhabited. When he woke up in the rain in Honghuai City, there were already gaps in his memories. No matter how hard he tried, he could not remember why he had been reborn.
Su Bai only remembered that, in his previous life, he had faced a desperate situation he could not escape. But he could not recall what that situation had been, nor did he know what power had given him a second chance at life.
After returning to the Real World, Su Bai had looked up information about "rebirth" online when he was bored. Unfortunately, ninety-nine percent of it came from fictional novels. Most characters in those books were reborn through blessings from fictional gods, or were lucky individuals chosen by a system. Some were even reborn simply because they harbored resentment or regret...
Su Bai did not believe in gods. So many humans had died in the Nightmare World, yet the gods they worshipped had never appeared.
The voices of the Administrators that rang in human Players' ears did resemble the "systems" in novels from the Real World. But the vast majority of Administrators were more like mass-produced programs and did not seem to possess consciousnesses of their own. After completing their tasks, Players received no generous rewards or points beyond being allowed to survive. There was certainly no System Shop where they could redeem physical attributes or items.
Compared with the imaginary worlds in Real World novels, all the Players sent into the Nightmare World could ever obtain from the Administrators was incomplete information about the games.
Most human Players