Chapter 51

My phone vibrated.

It was Lu Chen’s “girlfriend” calling.

She said over the phone: “He’s awake. Do you want to see him?”

Lu Chen had been in a coma for many days.

Although he was officially out of danger, he hadn’t regained consciousness.

I knew that was the penalty for a transmigrator violating mission requirements.

Lu Chen was likely enduring the harshest punishment in another dimension.

I spoke with difficulty: “Thank you.

If you’re telling me the truth, does that mean your mission failed too?”

She feigned a casual tone: “Failure is failure. Worst case, I just restart a transmigration mission. I’m a veteran player anyway.”

My throat felt tight.

It wasn’t as simple as she made it sound.

For those who enter this world to carry out transmigration missions,

the price of failure is severe injury or even ending up in a vegetative state.

After she hung up, I rushed to the hospital.

In Lu Chen’s room, the bed was empty.