Dual Male Leads, Both Powerful (not really), Lovecraftian, Infinite Flow, Mystery, 1v1, Fast-Paced, A Touch of Ensemble Cast, Growth, Vignettes from the Receiver’s Perspective
(Not a self-righteous saint, not an idiot, not invincible. Everyone is the protagonist of their own life, and anyone with a name isn’t disposable cannon fodder who gets killed in one hit.)
“Sunny, versatile scheming receiver × sharp-tongued, loyal puppy-like attack”
If you knew a world was doomed to destruction, would you return to the beginning of the story and embrace him one last time, or walk step by step toward oblivion at the very end of your life?
Would you obediently await the end inside your cage?
Or hope for tomorrow to come?
Wen Xin was an ordinary college student and homebody who accidentally found himself inside Tomorrow, the strange-looking game he often played.
Hahahaha! I’ve read the whole script and have cheats on my side. Surely I’m the perfect male lead! My sweet wives and husbands, here I come
Can’t win? Run! An aberration? Run! A powerful ally? I’m coming! A useful tool? I’m coming!
Before getting strong, keep your head down. Once you’ve leveled up, hit back hard.
But things rarely go as planned. The truth is buried too soon, kindness is corrupted by evil, loyalty is wounded by suspicion. How can anyone know where happiness lies?
After the fighting ends, after the lies are exposed, beneath the relentless current of time, where should he go as the story begins and the world reaches its end?
God says fate may twist and turn, but in the end, none can escape extinction.
He says, “Make a choice you won’t regret.”
If every beginning leads to an ending, does a new life destined to end in death have any meaning?
(The pace is slower early on as the setting is established, but picks up considerably later.)
