The story begins with an enticing question: Would you like to experience a realistic second life? The game God of the Imperial Kingdom promises to deliver an immersive virtual world where players can embark on perilous adventures, engage in fierce battles, and even soar through the skies. The game’s advanced helmet offers not just an unparalleled gaming experience but also claims to improve players' health.

Our protagonist, Lu Chen, confined to a wheelchair and struggling with a dismal future after a devastating accident, finds solace in this game. Once secure in a promising career, his life was forever altered by the accident, leaving him with a disfiguring scar and confined to a wheelchair. His sister sacrificed everything to save him, even going into debt for a second-hand gaming helmet. Despite her efforts, Lu Chen’s situation has become a heavy burden on his family. The prospect of regaining mobility through this game offers a glimmer of hope, especially since the game advertises miraculous recoveries for disabled players.

As Lu Chen dons the helmet and enters the game, he’s greeted by a digital avatar who welcomes him and prompts him to choose a nickname. Opting for "Only I Am Savage," he is transported to the Mortal Kingdom, only to discover that his avatar appears as a werewolf with claws—something he hadn’t anticipated.

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