No wonder I couldn't hear any game audio. It was to prevent characters passing by from hearing inappropriate sounds—for instance, sounds coming from me, sitting in front of the computer.
I am the original save point, the tool for the Holy Daughter to respawn when the game restarts.
Gu Mian never thought he would end up being a tool himself.
He had played countless games like this growing up, and the ways to save in them varied wildly. Some games had a blackboard as a save point, where you'd stick a photo on it to save. Others had a shrine as a save point, where you'd have to pray to save.
This game's save points were a few rundown huts; to save, one would hand a book into a pitch-dark room.
Having saved the game more than a dozen times, Gu Mian obviously recognized the book his character had just dug out on the screen.
