[Infinite-Flow + Two Male Leads + 1v1 + Equally Matched Leads + Horror Survival Game + Chinese-Style Horror]
A handsome, refined rogue who acts sweet and plays weak x a legendary cold-blooded killing machine
As the unwanted son of a wealthy family, Dan Wuwei spent his days drifting through life and playing his favorite escape-room games.
That was until he was dragged into a terrifying survival game called Purification.
The players were amazed by Dan Wuwei’s beauty and aristocratic bearing, and praised his impeccable manners and gentle nature.
They watched him stand pale-faced before a sinister entity, unable to hide his fear, yet doing his best to comfort them. “Don’t be scared. It’ll be all right.”
The players went wild. Anyone who dared hurt Dan Wuwei would have to get through them first! Even the sinister entities weren’t an exception!
Watching the players throw themselves into danger for his sake, Dan Wuwei smiled gently and weakly. “See? Acting sweet and playing weak really is the most useful.”
Dan Wuwei smelled wonderful. So wonderful that one cold-blooded killer, after meeting him only once, couldn’t stop thinking about him.
After much deliberation, the killer secretly slipped into Dan Wuwei’s bedroom one night, greedily breathing in his scent.
His gaze fixed on the pulse fluttering in Dan Wuwei’s neck. The killer licked his lips, unable to resist, only to meet Dan Wuwei’s fragile gaze.
Dan Wuwei: What are you trying to do?
The killer: Would you mind keeping me as a pet? Or should I keep you?
I have read many types of novels, but I don't like to read novels based on ratings. The author's writing style is quite in line with my taste. I came in from the homepage after reading "I've Guarded the Demon Suppressing Tower for Ten Thousand Years". In fact, "I've Guarded the Demon Suppressing Tower for Ten Thousand Years" has also been on my bookshelf for a long time, because I thought it was a sad novel based on the name. I finished reading it yesterday. It's not a sad novel, but it can actually be regarded as a sweet novel. But I think this kind of sweetness with a slight regret is what pokes me. It's not a regret or a setback. I don't know how to describe it. It's just a feeling. I can feel that the author is carefully shaping a world.
After reading it, I clicked on the author's homepage. The author also wrote other books after finishing The Demon Suppressing Tower, but I found that they were not finished. Personally, I still like to read the conclusion. However, the author's writing style still made me click into this book. Even if I change the book and the subject, it can still hit my point. I don't like to evaluate a book, because everyone's points are different, and I don't want to argue with others. But I think the author's future is more than that, but more people have not discovered it for the time being. I also hope that my evaluation will allow readers who like this kind of writing to read these books by the author.
Although this book has two male protagonists, I personally think that the relationship and plot are handled very well. There is no special emphasis on the gender of the protagonist, and of course there is no blurring of the gender of the protagonist. Their relationship will not be too abrupt, and the plot will not be too biased towards the protagonist. But they are the protagonist after all. If they do not have these experiences and luck that are different from ordinary people, how can they become the protagonist? The author has also done a good job in shaping the image of the supporting characters, which feels a bit like a micro-group portrait. From these two books, it can be seen that the author's narrative perspective is based on the characters and is not particularly biased towards a certain gender. It's a pity that this book has been discontinued. I will briefly comment on it and hope there will be a follow-up.
The plot is really exciting to me so far, and the characters are also very good. The author should work hard to update it. It's not enough →_→
It's really good-looking, this setting really pissed me off!
I have read many types of novels, but I don't like to read novels based on ratings. The author's writing style is quite in line with my taste. I came in from the homepage after reading "I've Guarded the Demon Suppressing Tower for Ten Thousand Years". In fact, "I've Guarded the Demon Suppressing Tower for Ten Thousand Years" has also been on my bookshelf for a long time, because I thought it was a sad novel based on the name. I finished reading it yesterday. It's not a sad novel, but it can actually be regarded as a sweet novel. But I think this kind of sweetness with a slight regret is what pokes me. It's not a regret or a setback. I don't know how to describe it. It's just a feeling. I can feel that the author is carefully shaping a world. After reading it, I clicked on the author's homepage. The author also wrote other books after finishing The Demon Suppressing Tower, but I found that they were not finished. Personally, I still like to read the conclusion. However, the author's writing style still made me click into this book. Even if I change the book and the subject, it can still hit my point. I don't like to evaluate a book, because everyone's points are different, and I don't want to argue with others. But I think the author's future is more than that, but more people have not discovered it for the time being. I also hope that my evaluation will allow readers who like this kind of writing to read these books by the author. Although this book has two male protagonists, I personally think that the relationship and plot are handled very well. There is no special emphasis on the gender of the protagonist, and of course there is no blurring of the gender of the protagonist. Their relationship will not be too abrupt, and the plot will not be too biased towards the protagonist. But they are the protagonist after all. If they do not have these experiences and luck that are different from ordinary people, how can they become the protagonist? The author has also done a good job in shaping the image of the supporting characters, which feels a bit like a micro-group portrait. From these two books, it can be seen that the author's narrative perspective is based on the characters and is not particularly biased towards a certain gender. It's a pity that this book has been discontinued. I will briefly comment on it and hope there will be a follow-up.
The plot is really exciting to me so far, and the characters are also very good. The author should work hard to update it. It's not enough →_→
It's really good-looking, this setting really pissed me off!
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