Infinite Paradise Game

Dropped. Don't read it.

[Seaside Town] (Call of Cthulhu tabletop campaign)

Qin Ling wants to investigate the area.

Qin Ling rolls to check her Spot Hidden skill. Failure.

Qin Ling wants to hear the whispers of the gods.

Qin Ling rolls to check her Listen skill. Failure.

Qin Ling puts on a serious face. “I get it. The reason I keep failing is that I haven't spent any money! Can you get stronger without paying? Where's the top-up page?”

System: Please face reality.

[The Vanishing Sun] (sci-fi political drama)

Qin Ling says expressionlessly, “Great. I can finally use the skill I got from the beginner dungeon.”

Her cousin asks, “What skill?”

“Hand light!”

Qin Ling uses her precious control skill. Light shines from her hand, illuminating everything around her.

Her cousin asks, “So how is this any different from buying a flashlight at the mall?”

Qin Ling: You have to pay for a flashlight?

[Escape from the City of the Dead]

Qin Ling steals a car, floors the gas, and races down the road.

System: Do you have a driver's license in real life?

Qin Ling: You underestimate me.

System: ?

Qin Ling: I've played Initial D at the arcade countless times.

System: I-Initial D?

Qin Ling: Even the people watching said I was a once-in-a-generation prodigy.

System (with a bad feeling): What exactly did they say to make you think that?

Qin Ling: They said it was their first time seeing someone drive Initial D like a bumper car.

A lighthearted infinite-flow gaming novel about Qin Ling, who rarely shows much on her face but has plenty going on inside, playing all kinds of dungeon games. No romance.