[No CP] [Big heroine] [The heroine thinks she is crazy] [Unlimited flow] [Rule-twisting skills] [Funny sand sculpture] [Dungeon breakthrough] [Refreshing article] [Serious blind analysis]
Wan Ming walked out of the consulting room with the psychiatric diagnosis certificate and firmly believed in the doctor's instructions: "Don't resist the hallucinations, try to let it go." Compared to "being forcibly pulled into a different space three times by a mysterious force", "mental illness" is obviously more reasonable.
Until "the hallucinations worsened" and she was dragged into the Zerg dungeon. Wan Ming focused on "healing" and ignored his teammates, but was forced to switch to "perfunctory mode" by his yelling teammates.
The next second, the three-meter-tall ferocious bugs shrank into mosquitoes.
A teammate swatted the mosquito with a stone: "It's so damn effective! The S-level dungeon has turned into a mosquito killing site?!"
Wan Ming calmly took notes: "The hallucinations have deteriorated, and it is suspected that the mental defense has taken effect."
Later, all Infinite players knew that there was a female player who remembered her "illness", could twist the rules into twists, and still believed that it was rehabilitation training.
Her treatment diary reads: "Today's hallucination: a medieval castle, a vampire count. Asked, 'I rely on sucking blood to survive, can eating Maoxuewang relieve my satiety?', The other party was stunned for three seconds, and then retracted his fangs. Progress: Logical communication may be possible to improve the hallucination (to be verified)."
Teammate added the comment (Wan Ming thought it was a hallucination): "Who cares about this! He just almost bit my neck!"
"No CP, the main heroine's perspective, an infinite flow rule crusher, a story about a mental patient (who thinks he is) conscientiously clearing the level in a hallucination."
