[Suspense+single female protagonist+supernatural+exploration+sequence entries+apocalypse+not cool writing]
In 2200 AD, a fog swept in from the North Pole, and 90% of the Earth's planet was shrouded in fog. It was known as the First Year of the Mist in history.
In the first year of the fog, a thriller game comes to Earth Star, and all adults aged 18 will be selected to participate.
Who is crying in the deep compartment of the fourth building of the school? The immortals in the Happy Hotel wander forever, looking for their lost hearts...
Who is peering into the Looking Glass Garden late at night? Who is enjoying a moment of joy in the wine pond and meat forest?
Where does the fog originate? Who is planning the reincarnation for thousands of years?
The unwilling people push open the bloody door and rise up to resist, while the desperate people step into the black window and sink...
The ancients deep in the earth are awakened, gamblers, businessmen, tombkeepers...
At the end of the dark night, human civilization falls into despair and looks forward to the emergence of a savior.
So Lu Ren came, bringing witty narration to the world of horror.
"People call me the number one horror gamer, the lone traveler in the dark, the co-owner of the weird and the human!"
"The sworn enemy of the bloody city and the Sea of Silence, the sole owner of the Happy Community, the madman who pulls the strings of fate... I'm the one."
The games of superiors, the dangers of thriller games, and the traps of people's hearts, all cannot escape Lu Ren's eyes.
"An interesting trip has begun again, please call me traveler... Lu Ren"
Reader comments
It's a good book, with a little foreshadowing in the previous chapter. The world view is very good. The protagonist is well set up and not brainless. It's one of the better new books. However, not many people read it. I hope the author will update it more and don't be disappointed.
The narration is a bit like the narration in a doomsday jigsaw puzzle game
Damn it, I really feel it
The first one is a bit similar to a Korean comic I watched.
It's a good book, with a little foreshadowing in the previous chapter. The world view is very good. The protagonist is well set up and not brainless. It's one of the better new books. However, not many people read it. I hope the author will update it more and don't be disappointed.
The narration is a bit like the narration in a doomsday jigsaw puzzle game
Damn it, I really feel it
The first one is a bit similar to a Korean comic I watched.