The Finale of the God of Theater: A Ten-Day ABO Survival Game

The End of the God of Theater: A Ten-Day ABO Survival Game > As a scarlet meteor tore across the sky, Chen Ling was tracing Yu Ji’s tearstains with broken glass. > The bruised cheek in the mirror bore the faint reflection of a diagnosis: “Must prove your worth through performance.” > Rust-scented wind poured through the broken window. Han Meng’s mechanical eye reflected icicles formed from the scent of cedar: “You smell like trash abandoned by the audience.” > When Chen Ling tore up the script, the scraps of paper spelled out bloody words in the wind: this survival game was being controlled by tips from billions of viewers. > And the deadliest trap lay in the coronation ceremony of Chapter 37: “Become the God of Clichéd Drama, at the cost of erasing every supporting character.” > “If the rules are destined to make people weep,” Chen Ling said, his water sleeves wrapping around chains made of billions of readers’ IDs, “then we’ll rewrite the rules themselves.”