[Horror + Weirdness + Strange Rules + No Heroine + Unlimited Streaming + Brain Power]
Lin Wuji, the author of Pujie. Com, was struck down by a sudden incurable disease and became extremely depressed. Just when he lost confidence in life, a mysterious blood letter broke everything ordinary and invited him to join a strange "Peeper Project."
Entering a dungeon full of terror, danger and puzzles every week, Lin Wuji must unlock the layers of secrets hidden in it, otherwise he will never be able to escape. **Every challenge** is accompanied by countdown pressure, and every choice determines life or death. At the same time, he was also given unpredictable abilities, but the price of all this was extremely twisted rules and endless fear.
In this world full of elements from classic horror movies and novels, Lin Wuji gradually discovered that he was no longer a simple "victim", but part of the conspiracy behind it. Can he decipher the truth and finally take control of his own destiny? Or will you lose yourself in endless fear?
Every countdown is a battle of life and death.
Reader comments
Chapter 23, a brief review first, and then a follow-up.
The first 23 chapters have a tight rhythm and a great sense of atmosphere, but there is a strange sense of separation between the rhythm and the chapters - like notebooks and talisman papers. . . Emmm, did I look too fast? I didn't seem to see them being explained, they just appeared out of thin air. There is also time, emmm between Chapter 5 and Chapter 7. . . Oh, no, it was said to be reincarnation, sorry. I hope the author can help me clear up my doubts, and I'm very grateful.
Also, the protagonist doesn't need to rest. Even though he is ill, he still has to battle wits with those ghosts in the middle of the night for nearly 4 or 5 hours. I feel sorry for the protagonist.
Some logic, emm can still withstand my scrutiny, maybe?
Finally, five stars are given, which can be regarded as encouragement.
Chapter 23, a brief review first, and then a follow-up. The first 23 chapters have a tight rhythm and a great sense of atmosphere, but there is a strange sense of separation between the rhythm and the chapters - like notebooks and talisman papers. . . Emmm, did I look too fast? I didn't seem to see them being explained, they just appeared out of thin air. There is also time, emmm between Chapter 5 and Chapter 7. . . Oh, no, it was said to be reincarnation, sorry. I hope the author can help me clear up my doubts, and I'm very grateful. Also, the protagonist doesn't need to rest. Even though he is ill, he still has to battle wits with those ghosts in the middle of the night for nearly 4 or 5 hours. I feel sorry for the protagonist. Some logic, emm can still withstand my scrutiny, maybe? Finally, five stars are given, which can be regarded as encouragement.