Wang Guangyi, a low-level government worker who has spent nine grueling years in a small town in Northeast China, has only one ambition: coast through life until retirement. Then he signs a bizarre contract worth tens of billions, and wakes up to find himself a wage slave in the horror scenario “Silent Hill.”
The good news is that his teammates are absurdly powerful:
His mentally ill neighbor, Hei Ge: a ten-year-old’s intelligence, off-the-charts fighting ability, a gift for insults, able to rip evil gods apart like paper, and an appetite to rival Taotie!
The old Daoist Wang Xiaoer: a cultivation master, shrewd and calculating, with a razor-sharp eye, and a specialist in putting troublemakers in their place.
The righteous young Daoist Guo Dake: a champion of justice, a walking cafeteria, and fond of setting off talismans like fireworks.
The Gothic witch Rou Si: a lisping speaker whose basic attacks can control the battlefield, and whose magical candies are sweet enough to kill you (or a monster?).
The future warrior “Niao”: an IQ of 250, ruthless and taciturn, with a laser cannon on his shoulder. He can clear a room in just three seconds.
The bad news is that this damn System seems to have it in for him!
Yet the System seems to give this “monster squad” special “treatment.” The missions get harder? The rewards are docked down to a single egg? They get teleported into a cesspit? As the System closes in on him step by step, Wang Guangyi looks at Hei Ge, who has just torn the final boss apart with his bare hands and is now shouting that he wants to eat the roasted main god. Then he looks at the busted phone in his own hand, buzzing as it keeps popping up alerts for “Hell Difficulty SSS+ Instances.”
He grins and holds the phone high:
A story about dragging the System’s shadowy mastermind out into the open and beating him senseless!
System, go ahead and target me again, I dare you!
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