Infinite Dead End: The Live-Streaming Master Puts on a Show

Su Qingyuan stumbles into a world of endless deadly trials and takes out her nemesis, Bai Ruoqi, from the start. To her surprise, this triggers the System’s ultimate punishment mission: she must pose as a “harmless innocent flower” in every instance and cannot attack any living creature. If her character deviates by 100%, she will be erased.

The mission sounds like a trap, but who is Su Qingyuan? Armed with her mastery of sugary, manipulative talk and a pocketful of bizarre little cheats that somehow always come in handy, she thrives in this world of endless deadly trials. While other players fight for their lives, she’s busy humiliating scumbags in all sorts of ways and serving up face-slapping comeuppances in escape games, running circles around the NPCs, effortlessly recruiting underlings, and unexpectedly amassing a huge fanbase shipping her with others. At the same time, she leaves the other players far behind and gains the freedom to use whatever items she wants.

She thinks that if she can just make it to the end and clear the game, she’ll return to the real world she’s been dreaming of. But reality hits her hard: the real world she always believed in is actually a brain-experiment world riddled with conspiracies.

Behind the conspiracy lies a series of fierce struggles over human nature. And Lu Yanzhi, whose foul mouth gets on everyone’s nerves early on, seems to be hiding a secret of his own. Good and evil, right and wrong, are never as simple as they appear. Can you guess how it will all end?

[Content warning: The male lead has a foul mouth early on, but this will be explained later. Good and evil, right and wrong, are never as simple as they appear.]