A strange APP appeared on Lin Mo's phone.
The icon is a pure black square, with only a line of cold label below: [Dead World Game].
Click on it, and you will be thrown into a series of terrifying replicas that are alienated from reality. You will struggle to survive in a dilapidated midnight train, an abandoned hospital full of resentful spirits, and a mysterious town where the fog never lifts.
If you don't click on it, you will be trapped forever in the gradually collapsing, ghostly "alienated reality" and become the prey of those things in the dark.
Lin Mo had no choice.
From the first time he ran desperately against an inhuman passenger on a late-night train, his life went off the rails.
The mysterious props as a reward for clearing the level and the incomplete information unearthed from the dungeon are his only sources of support.
And the family waiting for his return in the real world is his last obsession that must not give up.
However, as the game progresses, he discovers that he is not the only "player."
Ancient organizations, secret rules, and unpredictable people gradually surfaced.
Behind this game with life as a bet, there seems to be a huge conspiracy about the origin of the world...
When reality becomes a prison, the other world becomes a hunting ground.
Do you dare to click start and join this life-and-death "Game of the Dead"?
Reader comments
The pressure in the early stage was very strong. The protagonist was forced to enter the next dungeon before his injuries were healed, and the dangers he faced in reality made people feel a little frustrated and powerless but they couldn't help but read on. But after Wailing Theater, I originally thought that we were going to enter the era of multiplayer online, but it went in another general direction. It was great, but both the plot and style had a strong sense of separation from the previous ones (but I am totally positive about the HE ending)
The character of the protagonist and the description of the struggle in the dungeon are very touching, and the plot of the dungeon is also online. Overall, it is a pretty good book. At least the first half is worth reading. I recommend it! _(:з∠)_
The author has finally released a new book. It's so beautiful, the writing is smooth and full of ups and downs, and it deeply captured my heart❤️. I like the content of the story. Read it quickly.
The details are well described, the storyline is thrilling, and the protagonist in the book is fearful and fearful, but also extremely brave. Interlocking with each other, every thread is stranded. It's hard to stop reading. A little scary, a little bloody, but very beautiful.
The pressure in the early stage was very strong. The protagonist was forced to enter the next dungeon before his injuries were healed, and the dangers he faced in reality made people feel a little frustrated and powerless but they couldn't help but read on. But after Wailing Theater, I originally thought that we were going to enter the era of multiplayer online, but it went in another general direction. It was great, but both the plot and style had a strong sense of separation from the previous ones (but I am totally positive about the HE ending) The character of the protagonist and the description of the struggle in the dungeon are very touching, and the plot of the dungeon is also online. Overall, it is a pretty good book. At least the first half is worth reading. I recommend it! _(:з∠)_
The author has finally released a new book. It's so beautiful, the writing is smooth and full of ups and downs, and it deeply captured my heart❤️. I like the content of the story. Read it quickly. The details are well described, the storyline is thrilling, and the protagonist in the book is fearful and fearful, but also extremely brave. Interlocking with each other, every thread is stranded. It's hard to stop reading. A little scary, a little bloody, but very beautiful.