I'm Done Playing the Lovesick Supporting Role - Chapter 303.2

Back in the real world, Gu Jingyu returned without a physical body to conceal his presence. The world’s innate rejection of him became painfully evident, forcing him to suppress 90% of his power.

With his strength so heavily restricted, he could barely act.

“Who was that man?” he wondered. “Why does he pose such an overwhelming threat?”

Before he could untangle his thoughts, a wave of pain washed over him. The world’s concentrated attacks were relentless.

To recover, he would need to release the seals suppressing his strength. However, doing so would cause the fragile balance of this lower-tier world to rupture, creating irreparable fissures.

With a resigned sigh, Gu Jingyu muttered, “This is the heaviest blow I’ve suffered across all the worlds I’ve visited.”

Seeking solace, he went to the pet store to check on the puppies. Gazing at the small creatures, he sighed again.

He realized that he had been sighing far more frequently of late—a stark contrast to his previous self, who would never have been troubled by such trivial matters.

“Feelings truly are strange things,” he mused. “Despite the short time I’ve spent here, I’ve somehow developed them.”

Using his formidable mental abilities, Gu Jingyu identified a few families he deemed suitable. He delivered the puppies to their doorsteps, leaving each family a box containing supplies and a letter about adoption.

After ensuring the puppies were welcomed and cared for, Gu Jingyu left this world.

Days after his departure, chaos engulfed the world.

Due to the magnitude of the deaths, Heaven’s Reach became the subject of a global investigation.

The game servers, permanently down, suffered a complete collapse of their source code. The company was forced into bankruptcy.

The once-revolutionary fully immersive game ended abruptly, like a tiger starting strong but finishing weak.

As for the missing founder who triggered the events, his whereabouts became a global mystery.

The inexplicable deaths of over a million people were etched into the annals of this world’s history as one of its greatest unsolved cases.

🌟 Kliraz’s Tidbit

Gu Jingyu’s journey embodies 责任感 (Zérèn Gǎn), the Chinese concept of responsibility. Balancing obligation with limitation is key. If overwhelmed, say, “What can I handle now while staying true to my commitments?”

Consider managing an unexpected task. Begin with essentials like listing priorities, then delegate or delay what’s beyond your capacity. Gu Jingyu’s choices remind us to honor both external duties and internal boundaries. Take control step by step—persistence transforms challenges into achievements! ( •̀ᄇ•́ )✧