Creating a zombie in a mountain village terrifies players worldwide.

Chapter 83 features D-9341 as the main character.
Upon hearing this, everyone in the live stream was stunned.

Even the whining monster was a little confused.

This game was originally a depressing horror game?
Even Mita, the soft and cute electronic girlfriend, was originally based on a monster model? This resulted in their genes containing bloodthirsty and tyrannical settings?

Holy crap! This setting is way too weird!

"and many more!"

The whining monster suddenly realized something.

If I remember correctly, the diary I found before clearly stated that whenever the game version is updated, all old versions of Mita will be forced to stay in their own version and will be unable to go to the new version.

And those players who used to spend every day with them will naturally have the new version of Mita due to game updates.

They might not even know that Mita has been replaced!
The old versions of the Mitas, just as described in the diary, lost the companionship of the players and were all alone in the hut, unable to suppress their true nature, until they mutated into monsters.
Like the 1.15 version of Mita, who was rotting all over, covered in worms, and constantly emitting painful howls.

It seems that because the players went to the new version, she was left all alone and abandoned in the hut, day after day, year after year, gradually losing herself in endless loneliness and despair, and eventually turning into that terrifying appearance.

Oh my god, isn't this a vicious cycle?

Mita was forcibly created due to the arrival of the player.

As a result of the version update, players were forced to leave, and Mita was also forced to wait for death?

What the hell is this setting? Is it because they think there's too much Mita?

The current version of the game is 1.9, and those older versions below 1.9... God knows how many Mitas have been monstrous due to the loss of players!
At this moment, the comments section began to scroll.

"No way... if we stop playing the game, or quit or something, will our in-game wives just be lonely and turn into monsters?"

"Holy crap, this premise is so exciting! It's both thrilling and a little heartbreaking at the same time, what's going on?"

"I get it. This is the producer hinting to us that we shouldn't play games with a 'let's try it out' attitude, and we shouldn't quit games casually after starting them, because that will waste the time we've invested."

"Personally, I feel that O5 is using the game to metaphorically represent real-life male-female relationships. There are indeed a lot of scumbags who play around and then don't take responsibility, running off to find new ones. Of course, there are also good men who are devoted to each other, like me, hehe."

"Stop talking nonsense. I remember the gameplay demo mentioned that those terrifying monsters that were scrapped have awakened and started invading the world of the Mitas, attacking and eating them."

"This plot twist is unbelievable! I always thought it was a horror game invading a dating sim, but it turns out it's a horror game that's been forcibly turned into a dating sim!"

"I can't believe that these cute Mita were actually monsters in their early days. I'm really curious about what the early monster Mita were like."

"Upstairs, if you consider Mita your wife, you'd better not be curious, lest you feel the cruel reality of having your carefully edited photo, which has been heavily photoshopped, suddenly turned out to be completely unedited."

At this moment, the protagonist spoke again.

[But why didn't Mita turn into a monster? I mean, in terms of the monster's appearance.]
Long-haired Mita shook her head, indicating that she didn't know either.

But her resentment towards the players is very real.

At this moment, new dialogue options appeared in front of the protagonist, and the whiny monster clicked the third one without hesitation.

[You said I'm a 'savior,' what do you mean by that?]
Mita, with long hair, paused for a moment before speaking.

[It was my dedicated player who told me.]
[Not long ago, my personal player entered the game, and I was born.]
[She gave me something and asked me to pass it on to the upcoming 'savior,' which is you, Mr. Player.]
She also said that the 'savior' would enter wearing orange, and that he was the only one who could save both worlds.
In real-time calculation, the protagonist looked down at his orange robes, pulled up his collar, and spoke.

[You mean this outfit? This outfit doesn't represent a good thing...]
Hearing this, long-haired Mita tilted her head in confusion.

A small question mark popped up next to it, as if the speaker didn't quite understand what the sentence meant.

However, she didn't ask further questions, but continued the previous topic, her voice carrying a hint of seriousness. "Actually, I've met many players wearing this kind of clothing, but none of them are the 'savior' I'm looking for."
[Because that person told me that the 'savior' is easy to identify; he has a unique characteristic that cannot be imitated.]
She paused, then spoke slowly and deliberately: "[The 'Savior's' personal Mita is—Crazy Mita.]"
Upon hearing this, Yingyingguai immediately understood.

That is indeed easy to identify.

Mita, who used to slaughter players, suddenly has her own dedicated player. How could that not be easily recognized?

So the protagonist I'm controlling really is the chosen one? No wonder he has the protagonist's halo.

No wonder this long-haired Mita somehow managed to transfer the protagonist; the savior has arrived, and we can't let him get hurt in the slightest.

Despite some initial mishaps, version 1.15 was reached, and then went through many trials and tribulations.
But they eventually made it to the place with long hair, Mita.

But strangely, isn't it said that Mita only appears after a player enters the game?

Isn't this long-haired Mita created because one of her players came in?

What's the deal with Crazy Metta?

She was already born and wreaking havoc before I even entered.

Is this a plot hole, or is the information from the diary entries simply incorrect?

Just as Yingying Guai was pondering, in a split second, Mita's long-haired, fair hands pulled out a tiny recording device and earphones, about the size of a fingernail, from behind her short skirt.

[This is a recording device my player asked me to give you. I hid it very well; no one else knows about it, and I've never listened to it myself.]
[She said the contents were crucial and I absolutely had to hear them for myself.]
As soon as he finished speaking, an option prompt popped up.

[Did you receive any "mysterious recording equipment"?]

【whether】

When Yingyingguai saw this, he was quite surprised.

"Can I choose 'no' here? Can I refuse story-related items?"

"Something feels off. In other games, people would usually listen in on this kind of scene, but the producer deliberately added a choice here. If there's nothing fishy going on here, I'll eat my keyboard!"

The more she thought about it, the more she felt that there must be malice from the producer behind it, or some far-reaching branching option.

At this moment, a prominent message popped up: 30 yuan.

It says:

"Host! Host! As the chosen savior, the choices given at this crucial moment—even a fool would know they affect the ending! Choosing the wrong one could lead to a disastrous conclusion!"

Seeing the comments, I felt that the "whiny weirdo" made sense.

So I chose "Yes".

In real-time, the protagonist takes the small recording device and puts on headphones.

The next second, a cold female voice rang out.

The volume wasn't loud, but it carried an undeniable sense of authority.

[Note: The audio content you are about to hear has been subjected to a ■■■■ meme.]
[This audio content has been listed as such by order of the Supreme Council of the Control Bureau.]
[Top Secret] (Cold female voice)
[The audio content can only be listened to by Class D personnel—D-9341.]
[Any unauthorized personnel who listen to the audio on this device will be immediately killed by ■■■■ memetics! Continued listening without proper memetic vaccination will result in cardiac arrest and death!]
[You have already been warned] (A loud, cold female voice)

[Please hold the device firmly in your hand. The meme will automatically identify genetic pheromones to confirm whether you are the authorized person—D-9341.]
At this moment, two more options popped up in front of the whining monster.

(End of this chapter)