Level Cage

Name: Level Cage
Author: Lonely Wild Bird 13

by Lonely Wild Bird 13

ongoing Suspense and Supernatural Detective Mystery Male Lead

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59Kwords

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Ch. 20 — The True Rules Are Revealed

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About This Novel

There is no heavenly system, no panel prompts, no novice gift packs, no golden fingers for predicting the plot, and no ambiguous harem. Mortals from all over the world are randomly captured and thrown into the inter-dimensional ranking game "Rank Cage". The only bargaining chip for everyone is their own memory, logic, observation and the ability to think over the inherent cognition. The game adopts a ladder ranking system. At the end of each dungeon, the tier points are calculated uniformly. The score difference directly determines the opponent and the danger level of the dungeon in the next round of matching. There is no buffer for elimination, and elimination means complete obliteration. There are no fixed routines in the dungeon: there is no universal solution for "ghosts must be killed", "props are needed to save the world", and "NPCs must have good and evil labels". The ideas that worked in the previous round will only become a fatal trap in the next level; the clues are all fragmented and full of misleading, true and false information are intertwined, and hidden paradoxes are hidden in the rules at any time. The truth deduced in the first half will be completely subverted by the underlying settings of the world in the second half. The protagonist is just an ordinary person, with mediocre physical fitness and only excellent intelligence. He is afraid, makes mistakes, and is disturbed by his emotions. When he is in desperate situations several times, he has no external help to save him. He can only find a way out by repeatedly overturning his own reasoning, gaming other players, and tearing apart the contradictions in the world. There are no absolutely good or evil teammates on the field. Everyone is a ranked opponent. Cooperation is just a temporary game. There is no constant standard for betrayal and trust. There is no omniscient leader, and there is no hidden boss to help secretly. All weirdness, puzzles, killings, and paradoxes must be deduced from scratch by yourself. As he climbed up the stairs, he gradually