The protagonist, Zhang Wei, is a veteran office drone and programmer who gets unexpectedly pulled into an “Infinite Instance” game. Each level is a wildly imaginative new world: the martial world, fairy tales, detective stories, the future, knights, magic...
He thought it would be a fight for survival, but the missions turn out to be so ridiculous they're hilarious!
Whether he's verbally roasting NPCs, fooling around with his teammates, clearing levels with a barrage of jokes, or occasionally doing an awkward dance to slack off...
The instance worlds never stick to the same old tricks. The challenges just keep getting more absurd!
From scanning a QR code in the beginner village to claim a roasted sweet potato, to arguing his way out of overtime at a 996 office; from turning evil and making a comeback in a fairy-tale world to becoming a legend by slacking off in a cyberpunk city, Zhang Wei and his gang of lovable idiots keep breaking the rules, cracking bigger jokes, and pulling off one crazy comeback after another.
Through countless instances where “you think it's over, but then comes a stunning twist,” he survives with sharp comebacks and a ridiculous sense of humor, earning himself a protagonist's aura and becoming the “instance pest” that gives the System the biggest headache.
No matter how the instances change, as long as he has a big enough imagination and a steady stream of jokes, Zhang Wei can lead his team to a hilarious, completely unconventional victory!
If you love Infinite Flow, adventure, silly comedy, and jaw-dropping twists, The Hilarious Adventures of Infinite Instances will have you laughing until your abs hurt. You won't be able to put it down!
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It's hard to imagine the author's mental state.
One point for the imaginative concept, one point for the natural and unforced nature of the story, one point for the fast-paced plot, one point for the serendipity, and the remaining point is deducted for the overly advanced artistic style, leaving the reader wondering what the author is trying to say.