[Not a mindless power fantasy + Infinite Flow + original dungeons + light horror + survival + battles of wits]
After a night of heavy drinking, Bi Xia found himself in a dilapidated, abandoned school.
Then a song rang out.
“Look around, look around, find a friend, a good friend!”
“I’m going to dig out my friend’s eyes, eat my friend’s heart, and wear my friend’s skin!”
Bi Xia replied leisurely, “Come on. I’ll be your friend!”
Beyond the human world lies a prison of the uncanny, where countless monsters are held and resentment, hatred, and malice run rampant...
Only those burdened with original sin can enter.
Dying inside is their punishment. Coming out alive makes them a calamity for the human world.
It's good to watch, and the plot is not brainless. The protagonist doesn't have the ability to go against the sky, so he just relies on his brain all the way. If you have a fat teammate and a beautiful woman next to you, you may form a team in the future, or you may be a lone wolf (the probability is not high). The fat man can be trusted, but the beautiful woman hasn't gotten used to it yet, so it's hard to tell.
The characters of the three people are quite distinct. The protagonist is smart and not a bad guy (at present, it seems that he is full of tricks and treats people well). He will let others get into trouble but will not really kill his teammates. He really saves his teammates when they are in trouble. The fat man should be regarded as a good person in the worldly sense, seeing everything clearly, and can be regarded as an auxiliary who hugs the protagonist's lap. He is indeed a good teammate. He dragged the protagonist to a safe place when he fainted. The beauty is not a lovable personality, a black and white kind of person, and her skills are not mentioned, but she must be something if she comes back alive. The daily nitpicking does not cause any real harm, and the quality as a teammate is also high. If it were a heroine, she would probably take the path of being a happy enemy (?).
This trio looks pretty good, with the protagonist playing the leading role and the fat man playing the supporting role. The beauty hasn't gotten used to it yet, but she's not just a hindrance. She may be the female protagonist in the follow-up. The protagonist is quite indulgent (?) To her, and many of the plots feel a bit flirtatious (?). It's not clear whether the protagonist is greedy for her skills, thinks her death will have an impact on his real life, or simply wants to keep her alive and tease her.
Speaking of the plot, I am currently still in the dungeon of Guile School. I returned to reality halfway through and took a few days to rest before returning to the dungeon. When going through a dungeon, the protagonist mostly plots against others, but the protagonist is always hurt. Every time he is about to die, he tries to find a way to save himself. It forms a process of triggering 👻 - getting hurt - figuring out the logic of killing - escaping/sacrifice👻.
There is still work to be done on the Secret School dungeon, but the background plot has been largely exhausted. I just want to know when I will end the dungeon and start thinking about the next dungeon. Finally, the author worked hard on the plot, and I look forward to the update [please update]
After reading the first few chapters, I feel pretty good
It's good to watch, and the plot is not brainless. The protagonist doesn't have the ability to go against the sky, so he just relies on his brain all the way. If you have a fat teammate and a beautiful woman next to you, you may form a team in the future, or you may be a lone wolf (the probability is not high). The fat man can be trusted, but the beautiful woman hasn't gotten used to it yet, so it's hard to tell. The characters of the three people are quite distinct. The protagonist is smart and not a bad guy (at present, it seems that he is full of tricks and treats people well). He will let others get into trouble but will not really kill his teammates. He really saves his teammates when they are in trouble. The fat man should be regarded as a good person in the worldly sense, seeing everything clearly, and can be regarded as an auxiliary who hugs the protagonist's lap. He is indeed a good teammate. He dragged the protagonist to a safe place when he fainted. The beauty is not a lovable personality, a black and white kind of person, and her skills are not mentioned, but she must be something if she comes back alive. The daily nitpicking does not cause any real harm, and the quality as a teammate is also high. If it were a heroine, she would probably take the path of being a happy enemy (?). This trio looks pretty good, with the protagonist playing the leading role and the fat man playing the supporting role. The beauty hasn't gotten used to it yet, but she's not just a hindrance. She may be the female protagonist in the follow-up. The protagonist is quite indulgent (?) To her, and many of the plots feel a bit flirtatious (?). It's not clear whether the protagonist is greedy for her skills, thinks her death will have an impact on his real life, or simply wants to keep her alive and tease her. Speaking of the plot, I am currently still in the dungeon of Guile School. I returned to reality halfway through and took a few days to rest before returning to the dungeon. When going through a dungeon, the protagonist mostly plots against others, but the protagonist is always hurt. Every time he is about to die, he tries to find a way to save himself. It forms a process of triggering 👻 - getting hurt - figuring out the logic of killing - escaping/sacrifice👻. There is still work to be done on the Secret School dungeon, but the background plot has been largely exhausted. I just want to know when I will end the dungeon and start thinking about the next dungeon. Finally, the author worked hard on the plot, and I look forward to the update [please update]
After reading the first few chapters, I feel pretty good