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I Secretly Became the Big Boss in the Novice Village
I Secretly Became the Big Boss in the Novice Village Plot:
Su Xiaotang, a game noob, travels into a holographic game’s novice village due to a bug. To avoid being exploited by high-level players, she pretends to be a loser who can’t even beat a slime. Unexpectedly, she activates the hidden skill “Experience Siphon,” secretly absorbing excess experience from monsters and players. Until one day, Lin Mo, a self-proclaimed “novice mentor,” arrives—he sees through her pretence at a glance and pesters her to reveal her secret. Meanwhile, the game company plans to wipe out the “data-abnormal” novice village. Su Xiaotang’s identity as the “big boss,” hidden for three months, is about to be exposed. How will she protect the villagers while guarding her “hard-earned territory”?
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