Yu Shuqing is a 20-year-old shut-in who failed to get into college. She spends her days lounging around at home, scoffing at news reports about people who “mysteriously died in their sleep”, until one day, after falling asleep while eating a mung bean popsicle, she opens her eyes to find herself wearing rabbit pajamas and standing in a creepy, eerie school.
“Welcome to the game world.”
A mechanical voice announces it coldly. Darkness surrounds her, and more than a dozen people have been dragged into this death game just like she has. Some break down sobbing, others tremble in fear, but Yu Shuqing just licks her canine tooth and flashes a wicked, excited grin. “Sure. I’ll play along.”
Here, the rules are the key to survival:
After 10:00 p.m., you must return to your dorm. Going outside is forbidden.
If you hear crying, do not respond.
At 3:15 a.m., under no circumstances should you open your eyes.
Those who break the rules will be “punished.” Nobody wants to know what that means.
She quickly picks out a few “teammates”:
The short-haired woman (a war correspondent? A special forces soldier?), armed with military gear and eyes sharp as blades.
The thug in a suit (wasn’t he supposed to be a domineering CEO?), his muscles straining against a tailored suit, silent yet intensely intimidating.
The student, Xiao Yi, who seems innocent but wears a spine-chilling smile whenever danger draws near.
As she explores further, Yu Shuqing discovers that every instance’s boss loses control whenever she cries.
“Cry. Keep crying…” In the darkness, someone grips her chin and chuckles. “Your tears are worth a lot.”
So this is a hunting game designed to wring every last tear from her?
This book is really beautiful. Although it is a new author, the writing style is quite good. It makes people want to keep reading and curious about the progress. The heroine and the second heroine are simply the best partners for each other. One is mainly focused on brain power, and the other is super physical. The third male and the second heroine are not a good match. The two of them combined are worth the power. It is full of drama, and the second male lead is also full of contrast. He looks like a high school student in the second grade, but he is not. There are also humorous jokes interspersed from time to time, which greatly alleviates the novel girl like me who is not brave but loves to read horror novels. Don't be dissuaded by the name of this kind of Mary Sue. It is really beautiful. , The whole cp is stewed, I feel like I can knock anyone out, hahahaha