The Gods’ Game, a purgatory created by the gods.
Fang Chen has a hint system at his fingertips, letting him see through every trap.
Matching you with an opponent of comparable strength.
Faced with a question-mark-level ghost infant, Fang Chen sings a truly depressing nursery rhyme.
“I hear your parents don’t treat you well. It’s all right, I’ll tell you a story about a little boy named Nezha.”
A merchant from the myriad worlds has sent you a trade request.
Fang Chen: “I don’t want to pay, but I do want the goods. And you’re coming with me too.”
At the end of the game, the gods stand high above all.
“You have completed your evolution. You may become our servant.”
Fang Chen plants his foot on a god’s head.
“Godhood is nothing but the price of admission to see me.”
The Gods’ Game? Wrong.
The Abyss of Purgatory? Right.
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That little potato in the third game is so annoying