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What happens when two hardcore gamers meet their end not in battle, but because of a faulty power strip? Yu, a quiet but deeply passionate big brother, and his sharp-tongued, quick-witted little sister, Nai, were never meant for the ordinary world. United by blood and bonded even tighter through their mutual obsession with *GE Online*—a sprawling, legendary open-world simulation game known for its endless customization, ruthless freedom, and unforgiving difficulty—the siblings lived and breathed pixels more than reality. But life had a cruel twist in store. In the middle of yet another late-night gaming session—deep within a dungeon, their avatars transformed into the rare mythical “Divine Beast” fox race—a sudden electrical accident claims their lives. No heroic last words. No tearful goodbyes. Just a flash of sparks, darkness… and then—light. When Yu opens his eyes again, he is no longer in his cluttered room surrounded by game guides and soda cans. Nai’s voice rings out nearby, and he realizes two shocking things at once: they’re both alive, and they’ve awakened inside a world eerily similar to GE Online. But it’s not just the setting that’s familiar—it’s the *actual game world*. The forests, the monsters, the towns, even the NPCs—everything mirrors the game they knew like the backs of their hands. Or so they thought. There’s a catch. Despite awakening as members of the most powerful race in the game—*Mythical Fox Spirits*, the very beings they had grinded for years to unlock—their level is… zero. No skills. No gear. No saves. No cheat menus. And worst of all: no respawns. The game they once dominated is now a terrifying reality, where death means death, and experience points come with real blood, pain, and sacrifice. To survive in a world where players once toyed with mechanics for fun, they must now walk the perilous road of real growth—from powerless outcasts to legends written into the scrolls of this new realm. As the siblings navigate dangerous dungeons, deceptive allies, and quests that twist fate itself, they must also face deeper questions: Why were they reborn here? Who—or what—dragged them into the heart of this game? And is this really just a game world… or something far more ancient, far more real than they ever imagined? With only their wits, their bond, and fragmented memories of GE mechanics, Yu and Nai must carve their way up from nothing. But power in this world has a price—and behind every fox tail lies a secret. Will their gamer instincts save them—or doom them? Perfect for fans of **isekai, reincarnation with a twist, sibling dynamics**, and **slow-burn power fantasy**, this is not your average game-turned-reality tale. This is *Reborn as Zero-Level Fox Spirits*—where every choice matters, every mistake haunts you, and your only ally may be the one person you’ve known your entire life. Even if she drives you crazy.

Bai Yuan was just an ordinary office worker—until one day, she woke up inside the popular xianxia-style fantasy game *Heaven’s Mandate: Immortal Path*. And worse? She’s not a righteous cultivator, not a wandering swordsman, not even a cannon-fodder background character. She’s the **final boss**. A cold-blooded, manipulative, demon-flame-wielding villainess known as *Demoness Bai Yuan*, the nightmare of the three realms, and the most hated character in the entire game. The kind of villain who slaughters sects, betrays allies, and raises her disciples not as family—but as weapons. Oh, and she also happens to be inhabiting a legal loli body—externally all innocence and charm, internally a calculating madwoman. A dangerous combination that only makes her situation worse. To make matters even more dire, the game’s plot is already halfway through. That means the "Villainess Bai Yuan Gets Betrayed and Dies Horribly" arc is just around the corner. Soon, her three genius disciples—each more dangerous than the last—will turn on her one by one, treating her as nothing more than a stepping stone in their rise to power. In the original timeline, they stabbed her in the back (and front), destroyed her soul, and left her to die alone and reviled. Now that Bai Yuan knows what’s coming, there’s only one option left: **Survive. At all costs.** Armed with nothing but her modern-day crisis management skills and a dangerously sharp tongue, Bai Yuan starts rewriting the narrative, one white lie at a time. She "explains" every atrocity committed by her predecessor with perfect logic and flawless excuses. Massacre an entire sect? It was self-defense. Experiment with forbidden demonic arts? A misunderstood accident. Manipulate others into betrayal and ruin? She was framed, obviously. To the world, she begins to appear less like a monstrous villain and more like a misunderstood anti-hero. Her public image improves. The cultivator alliance hesitates to act. Even her disciples… begin to waver. At first, Bai Yuan just wants them to stop trying to kill her. That alone would be a win. But somehow, things go off-script. One day, the quietest disciple—usually cold and reserved—looks at her and asks in a low voice, “Master… which one of us do you like best?” Bai Yuan: “Huh?” Another disciple smiles coldly. “You can lie if you want. We’ll just carve open your heart and see the truth ourselves.” Suddenly, the dagger aimed at her throat turns into a deadly kind of obsession. Their murderous hatred twists into something darker—possessive, twisted, and dangerously affectionate. Her disciples no longer want to *kill* her. Now they want to **keep** her. Alive. Close. Forever. And they’ll destroy anyone who stands in the way—including each other. Bai Yuan stares into the eyes of her once-loyal (now utterly insane) disciples and realizes: She may have survived the betrayal arc... But she’s walked straight into a *yandere harem plotline*.

In a world where cultivation reigns supreme and ancient forces stir beneath the veil of the heavens, a single soul awakens to a fate both absurd and extraordinary. He was once human—ordinary, perhaps even forgettable—but destiny had other plans. Reborn not into the body of a noble prince or a fearsome dragon, but as a... peacock? Yes, a dazzling, snow-white peacock—one whose wings shimmer with otherworldly brilliance, whose bloodline holds secrets older than the stars themselves. But don’t be fooled by his elegant feathers or regal appearance. This is not the tale of a divine beast born to dominate, nor a chosen one destined to stand above all from the moment of rebirth. No, this is a story of struggle, of patience, of gradual but relentless ascent. Our protagonist doesn’t arrive with god-like power or unshakable arrogance. He is not the center of the universe—yet. Instead, he walks a path paved with hardship, mystery, and transformation. From the moment he opens his eyes in a forgotten valley teeming with spiritual energy, he realizes one thing: survival in this realm requires far more than beauty and pride. With every step, he learns—of the five elements that govern the world, of ancient arts long buried, of beasts and men whose ambition burns like wildfire. He must grow, not just in strength, but in wisdom, in resolve, in spirit. Each encounter becomes a lesson. Each battle, a crucible. He befriends the weak, challenges the mighty, and slowly carves out a name for himself among cultivators who laugh at the notion of a peacock aspiring toward sainthood. But deep within him stirs something ancient—something primordial—that refuses to be ignored. This is a world where the skies are ruled by divine clans, where the earth is guarded by spirit beasts, and where every peak conquered reveals a taller one beyond. But through it all, he keeps walking. He watches, he learns, he remembers. And in time, the world watches back. Witness the rise of an unlikely legend—a creature mocked for its elegance yet feared for its silent strength. This is the tale of how a humble, reincarnated soul, bearing neither sword nor crown, dares to challenge fate and rewrite what it means to be a saint among monsters. He is not the strongest. He is not the fastest. But he will endure. And when he spreads his wings across the firmament, all shall remember— The path to the Demon Sage began not with thunder, but with the quiet steps of a white peacock walking alone beneath the stars.

When I opened my eyes, I wasn’t in my old world anymore. I was Taichi Yagami—yes, that Taichi. Leader of the DigiDestined. The brave-hearted hero of the Digital World. But something was wrong. Very wrong. I didn’t have a sister. No Kari. No Hikari. No quiet girl with the gentle smile who always stood in my shadow but shone brighter than anyone when it truly mattered. Her name wasn’t even whispered in this version of the world. It was as if she never existed. And in this cold, indifferent Digital World, her absence cuts deeper than I ever imagined. --- Thrown into a version of the Digimon universe that feels eerily hollow, the new Taichi finds himself haunted by memories of someone the world refuses to acknowledge. There’s no picture, no file, not a trace left of his beloved younger sister. No one remembers her—not the teachers, not the chosen children, not even the Digital World itself. Except for him. And maybe one more. “Cold?” A gruff voice beside him. He glances down. Gabumon—no, he insists on being called “Gaba” now—folds his arms as if trying to look annoyed. “If you want to rub my fur, just say so.” Taichi lets out a breath and smiles, the first one in days. Gaba turns away. “Idiot.” --- Armed only with fractured memories and the lingering warmth of someone the world says never existed, Taichi is forced to lead a new digital journey. But without Kari, something is off about this world. It's darker, lonelier, and far more hostile. Bonds between Digimon and humans are fragile. The line between survival and annihilation has grown thinner. The Digital World has turned cold—and perhaps, so has the heart of its chosen leader. But not all hope is lost. By his side is Veedramon—proud, brash, and loyal. A partner who doesn't ask for explanations, only strength. “If this world doesn’t have a Kari,” he says, “then we’ll find the reason. And if the world took her from you, we’ll take something back.” Together with his oddly defensive Gabumon companion (who may or may not secretly enjoy head pats), and Veedramon’s unwavering fire, Taichi begins to unravel a Digital World where light never quite arrived. And maybe—just maybe—that means the darkness never left. --- *“In this cruel world, only the warmth of her embrace ever gave me peace.”* Reborn as a hero, stripped of his light, and thrown into a reality that shouldn’t exist, Taichi Yagami must battle not only rampaging Digimon, but also the ache of a forgotten bond—and the growing suspicion that something far more sinister is manipulating this new world from behind the scenes. Where is his sister? What has become of the light? And can a world without Hikari ever be saved?