[Infinite Flow + Strong Female Lead Who Grows Over Time + Plot-Focused Mystery Solving + Not a Mindless Power Fantasy + Hints of an Ensemble Cast + The Heroine Gradually Discovers She's Not Even a Carbon-Based Life Form]
After her parents died in an accident, Bai Chu accepted an airdropped file on the subway and was pursued by someone, only to discover that she had somehow entered a mission world.
So her parents' deaths weren't an accident? Clearing mission worlds could grant wishes?
While everyone else struggled desperately to survive in the mission worlds, Bai Chu discovered that she could see clues in every single small world.
And so she...
played hide-and-seek with a female ghost,
watched her coworkers' heads get served on the table at a company retreat,
and even got married in a creepy mountain village along the way?
A desperate escape from a zombie apocalypse...
And ancient and cyberpunk worlds, too?
Why were the mission worlds getting more and more sci-fi?
As Bai Chu continued traveling between mission worlds, she discovered that she wasn't actually human. No, not even a carbon-based life form?
Why was this pursuit still going on? Bai Chu had only been riding the subway, and now she just had to find out what secrets lay behind the picture that had been sent to her...
(P.S. The plot takes precedence over romance, and there's very little romance! Her parents are the heroine's biggest golden finger.)
Really pretty! I'll comment first after watching Two Worlds [please update] Whether it's a super logical and rigorous writing style, or not an inexplicable Golden Finger Infinite Streaming, it's really great! [Learned] And I seem to have discovered what the world view is!! It seems that everyone is not a carbon-based creature hahahaha
It's a bit good-looking. I like watching this kind of thing the most. The heroine with brains is very good.