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Reborn as Zero-Tail Foxes: My Sister and I

Genre: Fantasy
Author: tianqujueqing
Chapters: 411
Status: Ongoing
Age Rating: 18+

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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.

Chapter 1

Arrival – Another World

Level 1: Earning a Living Through Gaming

In the year 2030, a revolutionary game titled GE: Ultra Simulation launched to global acclaim. It was the brainchild of GL Corporation, a tech conglomerate that had spent two decades meticulously crafting the ultimate immersive experience. With an astronomical budget and the expertise of the legendary SSS team—composed of the world’s finest game designers—GE became a masterpiece unlike any before it. It blended elements of role-playing, high fantasy, social simulation, cosmic myth, and deep exploration into one seamless virtual world.

Players could assume any of thousands of fantastical races, molding their avatars with limitless customization. Whether embarking on epic quests, exploring mysterious dungeons with companions, engaging in high-stakes competitive battles, or trading rare items in a dynamic marketplace, the game offered total freedom. Even quotidian aspects of real life—eating, sleeping, bathing, marriage, and child-rearing—were intricately woven into the gameplay, adding layers of realism and eccentric charm.

Within three days of its release, GE amassed over a billion registered users, instantly overshadowing every top-ranked game at the time. This unprecedented success was no accident. GL Corporation had launched an aggressive pre-release campaign, proclaiming boldly that every coin, rare artifact, or piece of equipment earned in-game could be exchanged for real-world currency. This declaration sent shockwaves throughout the global gaming community—and beyond.

More astonishing still, GL offered a free virtual-reality headset—developed exclusively in-house—for every user who pre-registered for the game. This device, valued at tens of thousands in market price, was gifted freely, sparking worldwide mania. Even government institutions grew wary of GL's staggering financial influence. It wasn’t just a game launch; it was a paradigm shift that swept the globe.

By the year 2033, three years after GE's inception, in a modest apartment tucked away in the city, a brother and sister prepared to enter the game’s digital realm once more.

“Yo, sis. We’ve gotta get ahead of those arrogant guilds today and take out the High Priest of the Maya Sanctuary. That guy’s got a Level 777 divine staff I’ve had my eye on for ages.”

Yuu, the elder brother, held in his hands the charcoal-gray helmet engraved with the initials “GL”—a relic from the early days of registration.

“I know, I know,” his sister replied with a smile. “But if we manage to snag that staff for you today, you’d better help me get Poseidon’s God-Spear from the Triangle Demon Sea next time. I’ve been after that one forever.”

Beside him stood a girl with cropped raven-black hair, clad in cozy pajamas, cradling her own gray helmet.

“Deal. If we succeed today, we’ll probably break into the top five rankings. That means double the bonus from GL this month. Maybe then we can finally move into a better place. No room for failure today.”

Yuu’s eyes glinted with determination as he raised his hand in a confident gesture.

“Alright, alright. Let’s jump in. The Maya ritual’s about to begin—the High Priest will be descending soon.”

In the vast Asia region of the game world, Yuu and Nai were towering figures—ranked among the top ten of GE’s elite.

The Holy City of Mosay, one of the largest main capitals in GE, was a cacophony of color and life. Crowds surged through the streets—creatures of every race and kind weaving through the urban sprawl.

“Hey, did you hear?” said one cloaked traveler in the marketplace. “There’s a rumor floating around that the High Priest of the Maya Cult has appeared at the far edge of the Dark Forest.”

“For real? But he’s not listed on any official boss charts,” another replied in hushed tones. “They say he’s a hidden boss—Level 1000!”

“No way. I thought Level 100 monsters were already insane. A thousand? That’s gotta be invincible.”

“You must be new. In GE, it’s not just about level. What really matters is your rebirth and evolution paths. And today, it’s not just him—there are a few bosses of equal strength spawning simultaneously.”

“Whoa. You’re a pro, huh? Mind if I stick with you?”

As players gathered in excited, nervous clusters across the central plaza, whispers of the colossal boss spread like wildfire. In less than five minutes, the Dark Forest would materialize on the world map, heralding utter chaos.

The Dark Forest pulsed with the residual energy of an ancient evil god. Its corrupted magic twisted every creature within, turning them into grotesque, overpowered beings.

—Dark Demon Tree, LV.98, ATK: 4500–6500Innate Skill: Devour | Sub-Skills: 19 variants—Abyssal Grass, LV.88, ATK: 3200–4200Innate Skill: Dissolve | Sub-Skills: 16 variants—Dark Hawkfiend, LV.82, ATK: 3300–4250Innate Skill: Mind Shatter | Sub-Skills: 12 variants

“These mobs are just the outskirts… and they’re already this strong? Can’t wait to see what’s deeper in,” said a soft voice.

A woman in a pale blue robe stepped forward. Her long ebony hair was adorned with twin velvety fox ears—Nai, now in her in-game form as a mystical fox-spirit.

“They’re just low-tier rebirth mobs. Look—their nameplates are gray and white. They can’t even scratch us. Just scare them off,” Yuu replied calmly.

The handsome white-haired man raised his hand slightly, channeling a wave of spiritual energy from his palm. Even before it touched the monsters, they turned and fled in terror.

“Hehe, guess you're right,” Nai chuckled. “Let’s head southeast. That altar’s where the High Priest should be.”

With a nod, the two sprinted through the misty woods toward their goal.

Near the altar, several elite players had already gathered. Atop the obsidian platform stood a man clad in flowing robes of black and violet, half his face concealed behind a ghastly mask. In his hand, he wielded a malevolent staff radiating ominous energy.

“That’s the Maya Cult’s High Priest?” a gold-ranked adventurer sneered. “Looks kinda plain.”

The team below—all high-level veterans reborn twice—murmured among themselves.

“Let’s scan him and see what he’s got.”

Ding! System message: “Target’s attributes exceed yours by over 100x. Scan failed.”

“Holy crap, what? He’s that strong?!”

“No way we’re fighting that thing—we’ll get annihilated and lose experience.”

“Agreed. Let’s bail before he wipes us out.”

But just as they turned to retreat, the High Priest raised his staff skyward, chanting in a tongue beyond comprehension. Black pillars of light erupted around them, massive and fast-moving. Before they could flee, the beams engulfed them.

“My HP’s plummeting! I can’t move!”

“Help! I’m out of potions—”

“Save you? I can’t even save myself!”

Moments later, they were reduced to shimmering dust.

“Arrogant mortals… in the end, you are architects of your own destruction,” the High Priest intoned with cold indifference.

“Whoa. Bro, this boss looks terrifying. His nameplate’s red—it’s gonna be tough.”

High above the scene, hidden within the boughs of a towering tree, Yuu and Nai watched silently.

“Let’s run an advanced scan,” Yuu muttered, eyes glowing as he invoked the spell.

Maya High Priest (False God)LV. 1000 | 7 RebirthsHP: 9.7 million | Mana: 33 millionATK: 989,897–3.8 millionAll Stats: 660,000Domain: Dark ZoneInnate Skills: Foresight, Oblivion, Hyper-RegenerationSub-Skills: 89Titles: Herald of Divinity (+30% to all stats), Maya Cult Leader (+20% monster enhancement)Weapon: Wail, Level 777 Artifact Staff (+30% all stats, +200% mana regen)Skill: Blacklight – Cooldown 10 minutes

“This boss is a monster… even more ridiculous than the Iron Juggernaut we barely beat last time.”

“Think you could survive 30 rounds solo?” Nai teased.

“I’m not that dumb. Let the rich whales wear him down first… Oh, look who just showed up.”

A new group arrived—commanding, formidable. At their head was a knight in crimson-white armor, a greatsword sheathed on his back.

“Let’s scan the leader.”

Kano, the Crimson FlameLV. 856 | Holy Knight | 7 RebirthsHP: 5.02 million | Mana: 300kATK: 1–2.53 millionInnate Skills: Judgement Flame, Light of RevivalSub-Skills: 78Title: Battle Mage (+20% physical/magic bonus)Weapon: Crimson Radiance – Epic Greatsword (+30% bonus damage, skill: Flame Embodiment – boosts all stats by 50% for 30 seconds, 24hr cooldown)

“Europe’s #10-ranked Kano. And his entire guild's here—must be one of the top ten, too,” Yuu observed.

“So, when do we strike?” Nai asked, eyes narrowing at the formidable guild’s coordinated formation.

“Not yet. Let them exhaust themselves. We’ll move once the opportunity arises.”

Yuu scanned the area. Though cloaked in stealth, they couldn’t assume they were alone.

As the battle below raged, Kano’s forces fell one by one. Only three remained. The High Priest’s HP was finally down to a million.

“Ready yourself. Our time is near. Doesn’t look like other predators are around,” Yuu whispered, withdrawing his scanner.

“Wait,” Nai said, grabbing his sleeve. “He’s not done yet. I feel another move coming.”

And she was right. As the boss’s HP hit 500,000, he raised his staff and chanted anew. Mana converted into health. The dark domain reawakened. Kano’s potions stopped working. His guildmates were on the brink of death.

“D*mn it… He’s healing! I’m out of mana. My health’s nearly gone!”

“Retreat, sir! We’ve exhausted every strategy!”

But Kano’s pride refused to yield.

“Hello there,” Yuu’s voice rang out. “You seem tired. Allow us to finish the job.”

“Who the hell are you? Dare challenge me for the loot?”

Two fox-eared figures emerged—Yuu in white, holding a dark fan; Nai in blue, wielding a scarlet spear.

“They’re Asia’s #6 and #7,” murmured one of Kano’s lieutenants.

Yuu – LV.902 – Holy Fox (False God)7 Rebirths | HP: 4.78M | MP: 22.3M | ATK: 135–2.98MDomain: Radiant Light | 77 Sub-SkillsTitle: Saint Spirit (+30% stats)Weapon: Moonong Fan – Epic (+22% stats)

Nai – LV.902 – Lunar Fox (False God)7 Rebirths | HP: 5.08M | MP: 15.6M | ATK: 1.68–3.05MDomain: Iceflame | 72 Sub-SkillsTitle: Mistress of Iceflame (+30% atk)Weapon: Bloodsoul Spear – Epic (+33% atk)

“You think you can take what’s mine?” Kano roared, stepping forward.

“Boss, you’re amazing! Let’s show them what we’re made of!”

But Yuu sighed. “We would’ve let you have the rest. But now…”

“Heavenfall.”

A cataclysmic roar shattered the sky. A meteor plummeted, obliterating the battlefield. Only the altar remained. Kano and his comrades were gone.

“Next time, warn me before dropping a meteor, Nai.”

“Relax. You’re tough, right? Now, let’s claim our prize.”

The High Priest, drained, dissolved into radiant particles. The divine staff hovered above.

“Hehe, got it!”

But as Yuu grasped the artifact—

Bzzzzzzzt!

“Argh!”

Both siblings convulsed in agony. Moments later, their forms shattered into motes of light, scattered into the ether.

Chapter 2

Level 2: Awakening

The sensation of consciousness slipping into darkness, only to return once more into the realm of awareness, is a phenomenon both delicate and strange—like drifting through a dream, only to be gently stirred awake by the whisper of wind across one's skin.

Somewhere far above the clouds, upon a floating island suspended in the sky, lay a vast and ancient forest, its emerald canopy blanketing the entire terrain like a wild, unbroken sea of green.

Ugh… My body feels unbearably heavy… as though something soft and bulky is pressing down on me… and what’s this fuzzy sensation?

Yuu stirred from his slumber, his lashes fluttering as he slowly opened his eyes. Light pierced through the canopy above, illuminating his vision until it gradually regained clarity—restoring sight to the world once blurred by unconsciousness.

“Eh…?” he murmured. Right atop his body sat a plush, black, fuzzy ball of fur, its tin

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