[Infinite flow + instances + mild horror + stories + fairy tales + redemption]
Mo Jiu is a conscientious construction engineer. At three in the morning, after working overtime, he is about to head home when an unknown force pulls him from an alley into some strange place.
He sees a European-style street before him, and a little match girl suddenly appears, sweetly asking, “Big brother, would you like to buy some matches?”
A man says, “No.”
The girl replies, “Then I'll send you to see your grandmother.” (Dead)
A schoolgirl says, “I'll buy some.”
The girl replies, “Then you'll pay with your life.” (Dead)
The little girl's gaze shifts to Mo Jiu. His heart sinks. Buy and die, don't buy and die...
Suddenly, someone behind him speaks: “Amitabha. This humble monk is here to beg for alms.”
In this gloomy, blood-soaked place, a mechanical voice in the sky actually tells them they're in Fairy Tale Town.
As a socially anxious man, Mo Jiu can only ask: Have you ever seen Cinderella running around with a giant cleaver, hacking people to death?
Reading Guide: This is not a dungeon in the traditional sense. It is a dungeon based on the main plot. Each dungeon is related, and the main tone is always redemption.
I really like this kind of novel with brains, not two male protagonists, but two male protagonists. It can be seen that the writing style is very good, and the character settings are also good.
After reading more than 30 chapters, Mo Jiu is very witty and dares to think and do. The monk has a high IQ and is responsible for force. Sang Yu has not shown his strengths yet, but he has not hindered him either. After reading a few more chapters, Sang Yu is lucky and has a good personality.
A book that no one seems to have read, but I love it!!!