So, the end of the world has come and it's a video game apocalypse...sort of...not really...but sort of. Sarah has always enjoyed reading LitRPG web novels but she has a beef with the typical progression of the civilization-ends-and-is-remade-by-an-alien-System type: namely, the protagonists always seem to choose the hardest possible version of the inevitable integration tutorial.  Why? Why must they always choose the option with the highest chance of death, and then - improbably but inevitably - be one of the few survivors of tutorial hell and proceed to become super OP? Slaughtering reams of competitors and system-created monsters, all while barely but miraculously escaping death again and again, can't be the only way to power and success in the new world. It just can't. And now that she's been given a chance, Sarah is going to prove it; Easy Mode all the way. Reader Interactive: This story was started with no prior planning, and the world is being built as I go, which makes for a very fun, though sometimes chaotic, writing experience. I post chapters as I write them instead of having a huge backlog. What does that mean for you? It means the development of characters, plot points, and all sorts of other stuff is most definitely influenced, sometimes quite strongly, by reader comments. So what do you think? Want to help craft something really fun?