Chapter 27: Viewing the Memory Orb, the Transmigrator!

The next morning.

[Player: Su Bai]
[Level: 4]
[Talent: Assimilation: Can absorb certain abilities from her pets]
[Profession: Beast Tamer]
Skills: [Tame & Capture], [Beast Control Space], [Energy Strike], [Beast Spirit Summon], [Identification Eye]

“As expected, I didn’t hear wrong—I really leveled up!” Su Bai whispered excitedly, her eyes shining with joy.

Her level had indeed risen to LV4.

Then she checked Tian Ba’s stats and discovered his level had increased from LV5 to LV6.

“Wow, Tian Ba is working so hard!” Su Bai couldn’t help but marvel.

She turned to look at Tian Ba, who had already returned and was curled up quietly asleep beside her, a warm feeling welling up in her heart.

Tian Ba’s chest rose and fell steadily in sleep, clearly deep in dreamland.

His single eye was closed tight, and the scar across his face stood out sharply in the dim light, yet at this moment, he exuded a sense of calm and reassurance.

Su Bai gently stroked Tian Ba’s head and whispered, “Thank you, Tian Ba. You’re amazing.”

Being carried along like this was incredibly satisfying—no need to grind monsters herself, she could just level up by relying on her beast.

But Su Bai’s excitement didn’t stop there.

She suddenly recalled that with her level-up, the [Thief Space] seemed to have gained some new items.

She immediately opened the space and found several unfamiliar objects inside.

Some were white, silky strands that looked soft yet durable; others were piles of silvery-gray powder, shimmering faintly with a dangerous aura.

Su Bai quickly used [Identification Eye] to examine their attributes:

[Silk Thread]
Description: Tian Ba used the [Master Thief] talent to steal what the silkworm considered its most precious possession. The silk thread is tough and elastic, a high-quality material for crafting armor and weapons.

[Corrosive Scale Powder]
Description: Tian Ba used the [Master Thief] talent to steal what the Fog Moth regarded as its most valuable item. This powder has strong corrosive properties and is extremely hazardous, requiring cautious handling.

After reading the descriptions, Su Bai was surprised. “So Tian Ba’s [Master Thief] talent doesn’t just steal human items—it can also snatch materials from monsters!”

She examined the materials carefully, a spark of excitement gleaming in her eyes.

To her, these silk threads and corrosive powders were precious resources, perfectly suited for making more powerful equipment or items.

Moreover, the corrosive scale powder could be used against monsters.

She couldn’t help but exclaim, “Tian Ba, you’re incredible! With you around, I can just lie back and level up!”

However, as Su Bai basked in her joy, Pearl and Jade seemed to sense her mood shift.

Pearl: “Mommy, do you not love me anymore?”

Jade wriggled her body and crawled over to Su Bai’s hand, emitting soft “sisi” sounds, as if pouting, “I’m still a baby—I can’t be blamed for being lazy!”

Su Bai looked at the two little ones and laughed softly.

She gently patted Pearl’s head and stroked Jade’s body, speaking tenderly, “Alright, alright, I’m not blaming you. You’re both wonderful—just Tian Ba is working extra hard.”

Pearl and Jade brightened immediately upon hearing her words.

Pearl joyfully flew a circle, and Jade wriggled happily.

Pearl: “I’ll work hard too!”

Jade: “Me too!”

Su Bai looked at them warmly.

“Okay, let’s all keep working hard!” she whispered.

As she prepared to store away the silk thread and corrosive scale powder, she suddenly remembered how Tian Ba had stolen memories from Li Weiwei yesterday.

Su Bai sighed again, “Tian Ba’s talent is like something out of a conceptual power! Anything the target regards as their most precious possession—even memories—can be stolen. This ability is absolutely overpowered!”

She glanced at the memory orb in her hand, curiosity flickering in her mind: “I wonder if Li Weiwei still remembers those stolen memories?”

Meanwhile, Li Weiwei, after a sleep, felt as if something important was missing from her mind.

Frowning, she struggled to recall but couldn’t figure out what exactly she had forgotten.

“What is it? Why do I feel so empty inside?” Li Weiwei murmured with a trace of confusion.

She rubbed her temples, trying to clear her thoughts, but the sense of loss only grew stronger.

What puzzled her more was that lately her desire to level up had become unusually intense.

“Why am I so eager to level up? Could it be because the threat of the Mist Forest is growing?” Li Weiwei muttered to herself, feeling increasingly strange.

(The transmigrator’s memories have been stolen, causing all characters’ personalities to gradually align with the original Li Weiwei, eventually becoming the real Li Weiwei!)

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At the same time, Su Bai sat in her room, holding Li Weiwei’s memory orb.

At first, she didn’t want to pry into someone else’s memories—it was a deeply private matter.

But her curiosity, like a little cat scratching inside her heart, was irresistible.

“Hmm, just a quick look, I won’t tell anyone! Besides, the memories were already stolen by Tian Ba—if I don’t look, that’s a waste,” Su Bai comforted herself, trying to justify her actions.

She carefully observed the memory orb.

Within the glass sphere, mist swirled slowly, as if whispering some secret.

A thought suddenly struck Su Bai: “How do I watch this?”

At that instant, the orb seemed to respond to her will.

The glass ball suddenly turned to dust, scattering into the air, while the memory mist gently rose and merged directly into Su Bai’s mind.

In the next moment, a strange memory appeared in her head.

But the protagonist of this memory was not Li Weiwei—it was a girl named Li Weiwei.

Su Bai saw that this Li Weiwei was sitting in a bright room, holding a novel, deeply engrossed in reading.

What she read shocked Su Bai immensely.

Everything described in the book matched the world she now lived in perfectly!

Whether it was the Mist Forest, the data-driven disasters, her own name, Li Weiwei’s name, or even Pearl’s existence—all corresponded exactly.

Only the protagonist was different.

“This... how is this possible?” Su Bai’s heart surged with turmoil.

She couldn’t believe that the world she lived in was actually the story of a novel!

Then she saw that, due to an accident in reality, Li Weiwei had awakened as Li Weiwei.

“Li Weiwei... is actually a transmigrator!” Su Bai was filled with shock.

She finally understood why Li Weiwei was so obsessed with leveling up, why she had tried to buy Pearl from her, and why her behavior always seemed somehow off.

It turned out she had long known the world’s trajectory—and perhaps even the dangers ahead!

After the memory viewing ended, Su Bai sat dumbfounded, her mind in chaos.

For a moment, she didn’t know what to say, overwhelmed with complex emotions.

“So, the world I live in is actually a novel... and I’m just a side character?” Su Bai murmured, disbelief tinging her voice.

She recalled everything she had experienced and suddenly felt an inexplicable sense of absurdity.