How Did the Game I Played Become Reality?

Ze Qi noticed a nameless app had appeared on his phone. Its icon was a gloomy-looking skull, and it certainly didn't look like a legitimate app.

Afraid his phone had caught a virus, he tried to uninstall it, but accidentally opened it instead.

[Welcome to Hell, my most revered Lord of Hell.]

[Today is your first day on the job. Enter your name in the box below to begin your wonderful journey through Hell!]

What? So it's just a game!

Ze Qi breathed a sigh of relief. He had no interest in playing and just wanted to quit, but found that he couldn't exit at all.

So this really wasn't a legitimate game!

With no other choice, Ze Qi followed the game's instructions. He developed a region called the [Inferno of Blazing Flames], then controlled the protagonist to capture the souls of two villains in a somewhat familiar residential complex and throw them into Hell, where they burned for three days and three nights. At last, he was able to exit the game.

The next morning, on his way to work, he ran into one of the neighborhood aunties downstairs and learned that something big had happened in the complex the day before.

A peeping tom and stalker had picked the lock and entered the home of a single woman in the complex. He happened to run into her as she came home to grab something, and the two got into an argument.

Just as things were about to take a turn for the worse, the man suddenly acted as if someone had hit him. He shouted that there was a ghost, then fell hard on his backside and passed out.

The more Ze Qi listened, the more familiar it sounded. He thought: ...Wasn't that the cutscene from the game I played yesterday?

The game had become reality???

It had to be a coincidence, right?