A Great Escape, as the name suggests, is the reverse of a battle royale. Look, in a battle royale, a large group of people play a game of life and death until only one person remains or the game is cleared. A Great Escape, then, starts with one person playing a game of life and death. Each time they finish a game, another person might join them, until they become a large group or clear the game. Though it’s not exactly the complete reverse. If it were, one person would design a game of life and death, the game would be played, and the survivors would join the team to design a new game together. This would continue until they became a large group. Whatever, let’s just leave it at that... Anyway, this is a story about love and hope.
... Oh! I forgot to mention something very important: the biggest difference between A Great Escape and a battle royale is that A Great Escape doesn’t kill too many people.
(Infinite flow) (The second game begins in Chapter 22. If you don’t like the beginning, you can skip the first game.) (The first game is probably the worst I can write. It’s really bad. The rest can’t possibly be worse.) (I will 100% finish this book, at least one million words. Trust me.)
