After Slacking Off in the Eerie Realm, I Became the Escape Game’s Lucky Charm

When the blood moon shrouded the city, crimson alerts appeared on every electronic device: “Welcome to the Abyssal Corridor. Survive for 72 hours to return.” Food delivery rider Su Li looked at the countdown on his delivery order and calmly scanned the code on a street overrun with monsters. “Hello, your food has arrived.” While other players nervously searched for clues in the morgue, he napped on the autopsy table. While survivors struggled with ghosts in the mirror world, he fixed his hair in a reflective surface. While viewers around the world frantically placed bets on the live broadcast, he tore a page from the ghost school’s rules and used it to wipe down a table. “Congratulations, player! You have triggered the hidden achievement [Rule Breaker] and earned the title ‘Abyss Observer.’” “Warning! This player’s behavior exceeds the limits of the logical framework. The System is reevaluating the danger level...” From abandoned hospitals to deep-sea cruise ships, from zombie sieges to time loops, when every escapee realized they could make it out alive simply by following the young man who hummed as he walked, the Global Escape Alliance updated the headline of its Survival Handbook overnight: “If you encounter a food delivery rider wearing a rabbit helmet, follow them immediately. This is the highest-priority instruction!”