An Escape Game? No, a Boss Simulator

An escape game descends upon Blue Star.

Each country randomly selects one person to enter the game.

Those who clear it successfully receive generous rewards, manifested in the real world at one hundred times their value.

America sends in a master detective, who picks up on the tiniest clues and clears the challenges with ease.

Japan sends in a ninja, who escapes with extraordinary skill and earns a reward.

Is China's contestant just an ordinary person?

Just as everyone in China sinks into despair,

Chen Yang, armed with a super boss template, makes a powerful entrance, and the whole game takes a completely different turn.

A sea of zombies in Resident Evil? The Tyrant arrives and sweeps through the horde.

Lost waters and a shark attack? That wouldn't even be enough to get stuck in the teeth of my ancient Titan shark.

Jurassic Park and a dinosaur escape? I'll just transform into Godzilla.

Other countries all cry out in anger: "This is a survival game, not a boss simulator!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.