The Evolution of Dungeon Games

The day she was dragged into a deadly game, Mu Lin was still staring blankly at the wrong address she'd entered for her food delivery.

The dungeon rules are lethal, and players betray one another all the time. But she survives by paying attention to the wrong things every time.

While others pick fights with NPCs, she stares at the mud on their shoes. “Hey, it matches the color of the tiles in the escape room.”

While her teammates argue over clues, she suddenly holds out a scrap of paper. “Look at this symbol…”

Later, someone is always stepping in to protect her:

A burly uncle drags her to safety, a bespectacled man quietly organizes her rambling thoughts, a sharp-tongued older sister stuffs candy into her hand after giving her a scolding, and a nurse tends her wounds while muttering, “Don't go touching random things next time.”

The five-person team forges a tacit understanding through life and death, only to discover that the ultimate conspiracy hidden by the System is even more terrifying than the dungeon's traps:

“Either become the next butcher, or…”

Mu Lin blinks and clasps her teammates' hands more tightly. “We'll take a third path.”

(No romance + survival game + ensemble cast + infinite worlds + everyone's favorite + apocalypse)