[Infinite flow + mystery + mild horror + no System + original instances + ensemble cast]
The man named Bai Xuesong lay motionless there.
A vivid red pool spread unchecked from his head.
I couldn’t make out his face, but he seemed both unfamiliar and familiar to me.
He was an idiot who jumped off a building after getting dumped.
Oh, I haven’t introduced myself...
My name is Bai Xuesong...
I just saw my own corpse.
[A heads-up: The male lead grows over time. He won’t crush everyone the moment he appears.]
*Skip to Chapter 16 for the basic setup, including the setting and characters.
*Skip to Chapter 22 to enter the first instance directly.
*Updated through Chapter 113. Later content is being revised.
[Strange Mirror: Benevolent Heart Hospital]
When I woke up, I found myself lying in a hospital corridor. My ID badge said “Heart.”
Beside me were other organs, each with a different identity.
As the clock struck twelve, anguished screams echoed throughout the building.
“Welcome to Benevolent Heart Hospital. Please finish your work before midnight.”
How am I supposed to escape?!
[Strange Mirror: Red and White Wedding]
“Red and white wedding characters, pasted upside down...”
“The living must not eat at the dead’s feast...”
“Red and white wedding characters, pasted upside down...”
“The living must not eat at the dead’s feast...”
[Strange Mirror: Return the Book]
Books lay on the table before everyone.
Then came the news of the madam’s death. Follow every detail and clue to find the killer...
This is something only you can do!
[Strange Mirror: Aomen Village]
Those voices kept calling from outside the window, over and over, until they woke me.
Half-asleep, I went to the window. I saw everything outside, and heard what they were saying.
“Excuse me... have you seen my head?”
I haven't read much, but the first dungeon was a bit confusing and I didn't understand it. The first chapter was also a bit disorganized. Also, I didn't really like the protagonist leading a bunch of weaklings; I hope the teammates will be strengthened later. Overall, it's well-written; keep up the good work!