Infinite Games: The Female Lead Goes on a Killing Spree

[Horror + Sweet Romance + Split Male Lead + Pure Romance]

The winner rules, rises to the top, and becomes the undisputed star of the show.

The loser is prey, hunted by countless horrors. Whether they can survive until the instance wraps depends entirely on their own abilities.

Other people's scripts are frenzied battles to the death, where you trample the corpses of your peers to win the protagonist's ultimate glory.

But in Mo Wenlan's script, it's more like: Stop fighting, you're not going to kill anyone like that. This is so fake. You really were all lying to me. Men are all such jerks, trampling on the male lead's affection and love... to rise to the top as the female lead.

[Bloody Welcome Party]

A cross-dressing, mature older sister with a tomboyish streak escorts her; her tyrannosaurus childhood friend and fiancé protects her from the shadows; and her domineering CEO second brother cleans up the mess. Hey! You scheming senior, did you get the wrong role? Aren't you the male lead? She just yelled at you, and you're secretly over the moon, with your affection skyrocketing. You're hopeless.

[Amusement Park Love Triangle]

[The Queen's Poisoned Apple]

[A Month of Terror at the Haunted School]

A handsome dean and a school bully fiancé, both childhood friends of Lanlan. Which one will win the beauty's heart?

The three roommates, now serving as her protective besties, have eyes practically glowing with excitement. They want to rush up and shout, 'Fight! Fight! Whoever wins gets our Lanlan!'

By the way, you two over there, the campus heartthrob and the student council president: if you keep watching without stepping up to compete, someone else is going to snatch Lanlan away.

This story features a pure romance. It includes scenes of men and women switching clothes. The male lead is an insanely jealous guy who splits himself into countless pieces, each with its own personality. Sometimes fighting to the death is just how they are; sometimes they're all lovey-dovey, too.