My Iyashikei Game Chapter 394: Best Player

After removing the gaming helmet with some difficulty, Han Fei opened the gaming hub door. His shoulders and arms were involuntarily shaking. Pinpricks of pain still came from the back of his head. Han Fei’s hands covered his heart. He still needed time to acclimatize to real life. Things still looked bloody red in his mind. He kept reminding himself that he was no longer in the game. Han Fei forced himself to stand up and pull back the curtains.

The rays of the rising sun showered on him, it finally chased away the influence of the cryptic world. After all, that world was forever without a sun.

“It’s great to be alive.”

The virtual screen hung in the sky. The number 2 on it was eye-catching, it was getting closer to the OB of Perfect Life. “I’ve already killed the Butterfly in Ziggurat, I wonder if people in real life would feel that impact or not.” Butterfly was the ghost from nightmares and its influence could be felt in real life through the people it had controlled, like Meng Changan and Teacher Ma from Yi Ming Private Academy. These two should only be the tip of the iceberg.

Han Fei worked his body and realized the pain was still lingering. Then his stomach grumbled noisily. Opening the fridge, Han Fei heated some food and then gorged himself on them. He discovered with some surprise that his appetite had gotten bigger, like rapid consumption could bring him joy. His digestive power had been improved as well.

“How come I have this urge to eat meat?” For the sake of emergency, Han Fei stored a week-worth of food in the fridge but he finished half of it that morning. “It feels like my physical constitution has gotten better than before, if I ran into any more fugitives, they wouldn’t be able to escape from me now.”

After he had his fill, the pain from the back of the head receded. Han Fei took out his phone to call Li Xue. “Sister Li, did the police manage to capture the Butterfly yesterday night?”

Li Xue probably hadn’t slept through the night. Her voice was hoarse and she sounded tired. “Well, your guess was

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