My Game Inventory Is Real

Li Shaoxi’s world shattered: a crippling 80 million yuan family debt. His parents, once pillars of strength, crumbled. Despair choked him – how could an 18-year-old solve this? Then, a cold voice offered salvation: \"Survive three days in the game, and you can take anything you carry back to reality.\" The first game? \"Treasure Miner,\" filled with sparkling gems. But only Li Shaoxi’s VR device connected to this extraordinary truth. While others hunted pixels, he was looting real rubies, sapphires, and gold! Now, big shots are begging for his unique \"skill books\" (he has a hundred copies!), and he's not just bringing back treasures. Chefs, cities, even a certain 'boyfriend' are crossing over. The debt? A mere stepping stone. But what happens when the game’s \"loot\" isn't just inanimate objects, and the line between virtual and reality blurs dangerously?