Infinite-flow, no System, no tired old tropes. I personally think it has no real flaws, and it's pretty different from other nation-luck novels... Damn it, whether you get it or not, just read it already!
In the future, on an utterly ordinary day, ten people from each country are selected to enter the God-Chosen Game. If a contestant dies, one-tenth of their country's population dies too. All they have to do is survive the game. Amid endless absurdity, where reality and illusion blur, a group of people decides to stay alive in a world made for lunatics...
“The God-Chosen Game begins now!”
Why is the data bad? The plot is bland, the characters are dull, and the protagonist is unclear. I want to mix it up but there aren't many elements. What's the title of the book? Weird Chen Rong, but these people don't have abstract and weird behaviors. Many books have gone a long way on this road, and can only be said to be unremarkable in comparison. What I want to say the most is that this information god is too difficult to evaluate. Generally, gods are very powerful, but special gods are in contrast. For example, the god of time has no time, and the god of silence is a chatterbox. You are neither of them, and you have a sense of vision that ordinary people suddenly become gods.
Generally, the content is a bit confusing and unclear.