Yu-Gi-Oh's Back Spirit System

[Why did Dongfeng Guhui deliberately find reasons to burn his own humanity? 】

When Ojiao heard this question, she subconsciously looked at Li Zheng behind her. She noticed that Li Zheng had stopped rubbing the game console at some point.

On the screen of the game console that was virtually projected, the character played by Li Zheng was being knocked away by an unknown number of monsters in turn. The protagonist of the game who could have killed these bastards in seconds could only be beaten like a sandbag. Got to fly around.

Obviously he only needs to lift his sword and use a small skill to clear out all the monsters here, but once it is out of the player's control, even the savior in the game world can only be completely passively beaten by the mobs.

When Ojiao and Li Zheng looked at each other, Ling Ling smiled bitterly and nodded. At this moment, Ojiao understood.

[My senior sister is so persistent in some places that it’s scary. 】

Ojiao sighed and then thought: [She who wasted precious "humanity" without mercy may just want to touch the back of Li Zheng and try her best to touch his world; but now there is no more With this idea, Dongfeng Guhui would naturally not use forbidden spells such as "Resurrection of the Dead". 】

Ojiao actually knew this from the beginning. At the same time, she also knew that the person who found her daughter was not only Dongfeng Guhui, but also Li Zheng.

In Li Zheng's words, seven years ago, the moment he looked at every atom of the three thousand worlds, he decided to hide a precious "humanity" in the "Promised Land" plan.

Before retrieving Li Wuhui, no matter what Li Zheng did, there would be no restrictions, but after retrieving his daughter, the "player"'s arms were as long as those of ordinary people - at least that's what the guy said himself.

Therefore, Ojiao will not turn to Li Zheng for help. She chooses to give up the fantasy of "resurrection of the dead"; but some people do not seem to intend to let her accept her fate.

["This decision must be painful, right?\