My Roommate and I Clear Dungeons Together at University

[Ensemble cast + friendship + leveling up + wild imagination + lighthearted]

Nightmare University takes in “lucky ones who should have died.” Earn 100 credits to graduate and come back to life; fail, and you'll become fertilizer for the campus.

The university devotes itself to serving its students, upholding the motto “Prove it with your life: advance or perish,” and doing everything in its power to give them a chance to be reborn.

Course system:

C (3 credits): Online quizzes, finish in three days.

B (5 credits): Practical dungeon, survive for 15 days.

A (7 credits): Hellish survival, one-month extreme challenge.

After the summer break between freshman and sophomore year, Room 625 returns to their dorm and finds that the university seems to have changed beyond recognition.

The daily broadcasts announce deaths, and you need enough credits to graduate.

Is this really a legitimate university?!

Chen Nianyi munches on potato chips and sums it up: “Follow the rules = stay alive, mess around = speedrun, become a top student = get recommended straight into grad school and become an instructor. Either way, it's hell difficulty.”

A pinned post on the shared-document version of the forum, “Survival Guide for the Class of '23 Dreamers,” casually reveals:

The formidable “Apple” posts an update to “How to Beat the Game with Top Grades.”

Lucky goddess “Koi” cheerfully shares “A Hundred Ways to Pass Through Dangerous Worlds.”

The practical tips “I Passed Without Studying,” compiled by outstanding graduate “Doesn't Eat the Jade Rabbit,” become essential reading before exams.

The student union recruitment post “If You Won't Back Down, Fight” by its president, “Water and Soil Don't Agree with Me,” is still going strong.

The mysterious big shot “21” leaves behind a forum classic: “I Took a Gap Year and Still Got into Grad School.”

But even after I clear every course, this cat still won't leave me alone!!!