[Not an invincible protagonist, logic-driven, a battle of wits]
The one who killed me, the one who lies, the ghost in the hills behind...
All kinds of bizarre real-life games have blossomed in the world. Only by clearing them can you earn the time you need to stay alive.
At the age of nineteen, one summer, Jiang Shi said goodbye to romance, came face-to-face with himself, and set out on a path in pursuit of time.
With a miraculous reserve slot, Jiang Shi breaks through one bizarre game after another, solving puzzle after puzzle and gradually drawing closer to the truth.
But is the truth you see really the truth?
The ancient twelve houses of the zodiac, a clock that never stops ticking: this godlike game holds far too many unknowns.
A strange breakup and a former lover, an untimely reunion and another self: who can Jiang Shi trust?
All Jiang Shi can do is keep going.
And if he can't?
Then he'll start over.
The "Real Game: I Can Save Infinitely and Try to Become a Parasite" storyline is quite fun. I don't know if it's just my perception, but sometimes it feels a bit artsy and not exactly a pure wish-fulfillment story. Well, that's neither good nor bad.
This book is amazing! [Shocked]
Well, at least the protagonist has some brains. It seems this book has a single female lead. And the general trend is probably helping his girlfriend restore her soul? Good heavens.
There's no such thing as a real ritual or chasing time; it's just a pipe dream after a breakup, like a clown fainting in the bathroom. 😎
It's really good, very mature and not a typical light novel. 💕 The writing is also exceptionally good. The intellectual battle in the library scene was really satisfying.
The beginning is good, I wonder how it will turn out.
It looks nice, but why are there so few people?
Well written. The female lead's character is acceptable; besides, don't all characters with such personal power have a large, opposing organization behind them? 🙂
The quality is very good, it's a pity there's a female lead.
It's so good! As long as it doesn't fall apart or get abandoned later, it will definitely be a great book.