I kind of want to go crazy, but I don’t know how. Let it all burn. Never mind, forget it. I just don’t know how to go crazy. I’m probably really crazy, because I don’t even know what I’m babbling about.
P.S. The author’s mental state when they can’t write a story.
The actual blurb:
Chen Che died. Probably.
Then he entered an infinite-leveling game and learned that earning points could give him a chance to come back to life.
But he believes life and death are fated. If you die, you die; there’s no point fighting it. Defying fate goes against the natural order and will get you struck by lightning. He has no desire to experience that tingling sensation.
So while everyone else throws themselves into clearing levels and earning points, Chen Che just wants to slack off. The others bash their heads against a wall looking for clues, while he squats in a corner watching ants and wondering what to eat for lunch.
Unfortunately, some people are born to shine. Even a scrap of metal glints like money when it’s sitting in a recycling bin.
A laid-back, life-is-fleeting bottom who takes death in stride x a go-with-the-flow top who can’t help being a menace
Two male leads, infinite flow, mystery-solving and deduction + rule-based horror
It looks great. I have a suggestion for the author not to write too many supporting characters. They are more important than the protagonist. For the Yuanling High School dungeon, the supporting characters have been written for 6 or 7 chapters. The main character has not yet appeared. He only appeared at the beginning of the first chapter and is gone. I have been writing about how the supporting characters cleared the dungeon 💕 Alas, in the first dungeon Yuanling High School, the protagonist appears once at the beginning of the first chapter, and then disappears. The next twenty or so chapters are all about supporting characters and how to clear the level. I am also convinced. In addition, the protagonist has never appeared in these twenty chapters. Author, are you unable to distinguish between the protagonist and the supporting character? I even suspect that the supporting character in this is the real protagonist, and the real protagonist is just like a passerby 🥺