[No CP] [Female-led] [The heroine thinks she’s crazy] [Infinite Flow] [Rule-bending abilities] [Comedic and absurd] [Instance challenges] [Wish fulfillment] [Serious-sounding nonsense analysis]
Wan Ming left the doctor’s office clutching her psychiatric diagnosis and firmly believing the doctor’s advice: “Don’t fight the hallucinations. Try to clear your mind.” Compared with “being dragged into another dimension by a mysterious force three times,” “mental illness” clearly made more sense.
Then her “hallucinations worsened,” and she was pulled into an insectoid instance. Wan Ming focused on her “treatment,” ignoring her teammates until their frantic shouting forced her to switch to “placating mode.”
The next second, the hideous, three-meter-tall insects shrank into a sky full of mosquitoes.
Her teammates swatted at them with rocks. “What do you mean, it worked?! An S-rank instance turned into a mosquito extermination site?!”
Wan Ming calmly took notes. “Hallucinations regressing. Possible mental defense response.”
Later, every Infinite Flow player knew about the woman who kept a “record of her illness,” could twist the rules into knots, and remained convinced she was undergoing rehabilitation.
One entry in her treatment log read: “Today’s hallucination: a medieval castle, a vampire count. Asked, ‘If you live on blood, would eating spicy duck blood stew fill you up?’ He froze for three seconds, then put away his fangs. Progress: Logical discussion may improve hallucinations (to be verified).”
Her teammate added a sarcastic note, which Wan Ming mistook for another hallucination: “Who cares about that?! He nearly bit through my neck!”
“[No CP, mainly from the heroine’s perspective. An Infinite Flow rule-wrecker, and the story of a ‘mental patient’ earnestly clearing stages in her hallucinations.”
