Ten Days Ascension Game, the Rules Are the Drafts Written by Me

Qin Jin, who was pulled into the Ten-Day God Ascension Game, used loopholes in the familiar rules to fight back against the strong ones. Only when he was about to reach the top did he realize that his memory had been wiped out in every game. On the tenth day of reckoning, the one with the most chips becomes the god - but no one has ever read the ten rules on the wall word for word. When Qin Jin woke up, he was already on a closed floor with thirty people in the same batch. No one took him seriously at the beginning, and on the third day someone was pushed down the stairs. He soon discovered that the rules only prohibited "active harm" and not "making others give up on themselves." So he told Meng Ge, the toughest fist, about his hope of survival, and let this man walk into the waiver area with his own hands. There was silence, and everyone had to re-estimate this variable. From then on, he focused on buying the cheapest and deadliest power, making choices step by step. Readers can clearly calculate the price of each step he takes. It wasn't until the fifth round that he used "replay" to see a scene that didn't belong to him - he stood in the same position in the first game and said almost the same words. He memorized the rules so well that he didn't look like a newbie. Someone wiped his memory at the end of each round and treated him like a stone on the card table This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.