Shi Yu, the strongest major general in the Interstellar Alliance, died when his body was destroyed in a cosmic vortex. His soul was forcibly shoved into an ultimate horror survival game called Nightmare Fairy Tale.
Other people screamed and fled, struggling to survive just to make it out alive.
Major General Shi Yu: “Oh, I can’t die, and I can’t get out?”
“Well, that’s fine.”
Learn Nightmare Fairy Tale. Make use of Nightmare Fairy Tale.
Work hard to make money. No, work hard to earn 200,000 points, unlock the mall’s world-building module, and open up a whole new version of Nightmare Fairy Tale.
So while players scheme against NPCs and struggle to escape alive, he’s in the forest chopping wood.
When the Boss roars and hunts its prey, he steps up with an axe. “Those horns of yours are nice. Leave them here as decorations!”
When players who’ve cleared a level are crying and scrambling to find items, he’s ordering captured dungeon Bosses to work for free, doing laundry and cooking as they expand his “horror theme park.”
System warnings? Game balance? Boss dignity?
Major General Shi Yu digs out his ears. “What’s all the racket? I’m just... restoring order.”
Later, the whole vibe of Nightmare Fairy Tale gradually goes off the rails:
Everyone knows there’s a mobile five-star safehouse in Nightmare Fairy Tale; the Screaming Forest is hung with ripe mutant fruit, and dungeon Bosses moonlight as guards...
Players: “Wasn’t this supposed to be horror survival? What the hell, is this a hellish farm-stay?!”
Shi Yu: “Next dungeon, we’re catching geese!”
Some are incomprehensible, the structure is confusing, and the content is mixed.
If the protagonist is not the Virgin, you can still watch it, but the most classic one is that old players who have experienced many narrow escapes will know Bian Chunzhu when they meet the protagonist.