After transmigrating to a world similar to Earth, Jiang Qiao was approached by a former goddess—Ocean Blue. As Bluestar is also on the verge of collapse from invaders of other worlds, Jiang Qiao must find a way to save this one. With the ability to create a virtual game world, he creates the world of Sacred Souls. In order for this new world to grow, it has to devour other worlds. Thus, the greediest, most cunning, and horrible beings came into existence—Players.
Mo Shigui hurriedly opened the letter and found some distorted characters inside. The characters were Chinese, which he could understand, yet they were written very poorly, like a child who had just learned Chinese.
Just learned... Chinese?
The first line that caught Mo Shigui's eye in the letter was 'Dear Holy Spirit, learning your language is harder than I imagined… I barely learned a small part, enough for you to read this letter.'
Did Fureya practice Chinese hard to write this letter to the players?
If Mo Shigui remembered correctly, the Holy Spirit World had its own language, and the only reason players could communicate with the NPCs of Holy Spirit was due to the system's built-in translation capability.
But that was just a setting in the background story, yet this letter from Fureya gave Mo Shigui the feeling that the boundary between dimensions had been shattered, as Fureya's character was aware of players from another world.