As an ordinary college student, Song Han suddenly found herself in an Infinite Flow world. Yes, it was completely sudden. She wasn’t asleep, there was no car accident or natural disaster, and she certainly wasn’t unlucky enough to be crushed by someone jumping to their death. But when Song Han thought about it, she had just been walking down the street when she suddenly appeared in a pure white space, where a cold, emotionless voice told her: “Welcome, Player No. 9 Song Han, to Anotherworld.” Isn’t that even more heartbreaking?
Cultural relics that would rather fight than argue with you, women who have every reason to hack you to death, sea monsters that swallow one person at a time… After going through many worlds, Song Han went from a fragile college student to a player with two lives to spare. She also gradually learned the truth behind the existence of these other worlds.
This is a brand-new book by an even newer author. Even the author has no idea what they’re writing; they just want to record some inspiration and thoughts to look back on later. There’s no logic, none at all! There’s nothing! The author is going to use a huge pile of trash to destroy every reader (I mean I’m garbage, my lovelies, feel free to roast me).
I know my writing is not good, but I will give myself a five-star review. La la la, when will Baozi come to discuss with me?