You Died! 2

Nope, now was not the time to joke.

Yisi gazed at the words still hovering in the air, which, like a timer, were constantly updating the time.

[0 days, 16 hours, 43 minutes and 17 seconds until we enter Wonderland.]

[Whether to use the Life Simulator: (Yes/No)]

[Number of simulations left this day: 1]

"I should search on the internet." Yisi thought, "Maybe someone has the same thing as me."

The internet did turn up a search for Wonderland, a game that was available on multiple platforms simultaneously and was currently in a pre-download session. Its production team is extremely secretive, with no publicly available information, and the game's interface has for the time being only one sentence:

"Watch and pray so that you will not fall into temptation. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak."

The opening time is the same as the numbers floating in the air, both at 12 o'clock this evening.

Yisi clicked on the download, and since he was already haunted by this bizarre number, he should certainly approach the game straight away, and to be honest, he even felt pleasure coursing through his blood.

Yisi paid particular attention to one piece of information: since wonderland claims to be "all free", a number of gamers said it was "worth a try" and even said "I'm ready."

A lot of people must have already downloaded, or heard the game!

This is not a good sign.

Yisi opened the Readit forum and found that people were just talking about how wonderland would be the setting for a future society, and no one was complaining about being haunted by a ghostly simulator.

It seemed that he was lucky and equally unlucky.

Lucky in that he had been given a "life simulator"; unlucky in that he would die within three, no, 2.5 hours of entering the Wonderland!

Yisi is not a fool, of course he knows that death in the other world is tantamount to total death.

This was not a game, this was a real survival challenge in the guise of a game.

Yisi frowned, he was just a seriously ill high school student, why was he connected to the game "wonderland"?

And what was this ghostly void text that was following him around?

With these questions in mind, the game was downloaded on Yisi's phone and he couldn't wait to click on it to find that in addition to the countdown, it also said "WELCOME".

Not only did Yisi not feel panic when he saw the countdown in front of him, he even felt relaxed.

Yisi's countdown has been on since he was diagnosed with the disease, and it doesn't matter if he adds this game countdown to it now.

A few days ago, the doctor told him that he had three months to live at the most.

Unlike the previous sensation of being predicted to die, his body has indeed been decaying at a very fast pace lately, with pain waking up in every corner of his body as the night falls.

His dependence on painkillers gradually accelerate, panadol, ibuprofen ... countless well-known painkillers were being defeated and he felt he would soon need the exclusive medical morphine for the terminally ill. The rotting bacteria had finally been given a suitably rotten piece of meat and they rejoiced in feasting on all of Yisi's organs.

Even with a terminal diagnosis, Yisi still goes to school; he needs to stay social and school is the only place he does so.

Yisi's parents divorced and separated when he was very young and Yisi lived with his father. Yisi used to have a good family, but since his father went bankrupt in business and absconded overseas a few years ago, this has all gone and Yisi has to rely on his aunt for his daily life. Her bankrupt father, who is far away from home, does not give Yisi any fatherly love.

Yisi's illness is partly covered by medical insurance, so there is no financial burden on his poor family. The hospital has helped him contact his guardian, but his father is too late to hide from his debts, let alone receive a letter of notification from the hospital across the border.

After the diagnosis of terminal illness, Yisi also tried to contact her mother, saying that she was busy, that she had a new family and new children who were too young to be away from their mother and needed careful care.

"Are you doing well?" Yisi asked his mother when he called earlier.

"I'm fine, Little Si." His mother was on the other end of the phone chopping vegetables and preparing a meal for her new children, "And you, how are you?"

"Not too bad."

"If it's not important, you should still spend your time studying instead of calling me." She said, "I'm busy, of course, and I'm not saying you shouldn't contact me, I just-"

"You're just too busy." Yisi said for her. Then he took a deep breath and hung up the phone.

Surely everything changes, just like that German saying, Vobei ist vobei, in English it's

What's done is done'.

A mother will have a new child, of course, but what about the old one? Will there be a new mother?

Yisi doesn't care about that, he just knows that he wants to live.

And wonderland is his last chance to live.

Yisi thought of the words he had read in the mobile game interface: "The mind may be willing, but the flesh is weak.

Yes, the flesh is weak, the pain of the flesh is torturing Yisi repeatedly, and where to place Yisi's spirit?

Can the human body and spirit really be completely separated in the Cyber World?

"I am a prophet!" Yisi shouted at herself in the mirror.

As for the death that the "life simulator" was talking about? Duh, he will live to show everyone! Definitely!