[Chinese-style horror + rules-based horror + faux infinite-flow + faux realism + one heroine + no heroine + not invincible + a touch of Lovecraftian horror + not a goody-goody + slightly unhinged + power progression + ordinary male protagonist + slow burn]
(The story tries hard to make the protagonist feel like an ordinary living person, so he may get the short end of the stick often early on, but things get really satisfying later.)
[Please start reading the main story from Chapter 3.]
Note: This story is entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events is coincidental. Minors, please do not imitate anything in this story.
Also known as Eight Days to Kill or Seven Nights of Terror. It leans toward realism. If that's not your thing, steer clear.
Twelve people gather in one place, with a killer among them. Who killed God?
Reality and illusion merge.
"Shh, don't wake Them."
I survived a night parade of a hundred ghosts and witnessed the fall of the "sun."
I went from 1 to 0. I learned everything through annihilation.
Even if the whole world refuses to believe, I will still love you.
Look, Fu Qi, you never succeeded in the first place.
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(To preserve the reading experience, some chapters may use first-person narration. The novel's subject matter is fairly unusual, so it may feel a little disorienting.)
Note: Chapters 1 and 2 are an infinite-flow story set in the same world. The main story begins in Chapter 3.
[I don't know what to put in the blurb, hehe (*^▽^*). The plot should be kind of interesting. You can skip the blurb and jump into the story∽]
