Reading guide:
[Double Strong + Unlimited Streaming + Decrypted Adventure + Group Image Growth + Undercurrent of CP Feeling] Two strong and two male protagonists, calm, simple and natural flirt, Wudang master Shou vs crazy fun-loving guy and acting boss Gong, strong confrontation and cooperation.
Wudang disciple Qingchen was ordered by his master to go down the mountain to practice, but he was accidentally involved in a deadly game called "Infinite Corridor" by a mysterious black bead.
He has orthodox Taoism, talismans, formations, and exorcisms at his fingertips, but he only wants to save people in a low-key manner, but his strength does not allow him to do so, and he is always forced to become the most eye-catching guy in the room - even though he has no consciousness of it.
At the beginning, we meet the smiling fox Qin Shou. This "newcomer" from the same batch has superior strength and superb acting skills. He is a hypocritical and fun-loving person. He smiles on the outside but is calculating on the inside. He enjoys creating chaos and observing the struggles of others.
I originally wanted to treat the little Taoist priest who seemed innocent and easy to deceive as an interesting new toy, but he repeatedly planned to overturn the situation. Instead, he was unintentionally exposed by the other party's natural manipulation, and he accidentally became the biggest source of fun.
The ghosts of the abandoned hospital are whispering, the regular corridors are murderous at every step, the dream of the eternal sleep town is sinking... Bizarre copies come one after another.
Powerful and experienced players, intricate forces, and hidden conspiracies gradually emerge.
Qingchen: (Holding the little red fox he picked up, with a serious look on his face) Pindao only knows a little bit about it, luck, luck.
Qin Shou: (smile gradually distorts)... What a person who knows a little bit about it! Do all Wudang Mountains teach their disciples this way? !
Let's see how Qingchen uses Taoism to overcome illusions, and how Qin Shou finds something more important than fun in this infinite game.
Reader comments
I couldn't help but comment before I finished reading it, because I felt there were a lot of mistakes.
1. The problem of the emotional line. This problem is not big at all. In the dozens of chapters from 1 to 50, Qin's emotional line towards Chen is vague. He wants to "destroy" Chen and see him make a fool of himself. It turns out that Qin breaks his own defenses, and then changes his attitude towards Chen from the 40th chapter. However, I feel that the transition period of the emotional line is too short. When Chen is injured, Qin goes crazy and attacks. I think it is okay, but the change is too fast. But it can be said that Chen's performance made Qin very "fascinated", so he developed feelings. In the next few dozen chapters, Qin's attitude toward his emotions changes and he has no problem with it. But I'm just afraid that some friends won't understand this emotional line.
2. Character design, Chen's character design is not a big problem, but I think that the first injury he didn't deserve is a bit contrary to the introduction. I don't know whether Chen's skill is the ceiling or just a master. Then there is Qin. In the first few chapters of Qin's character, Crazy Pi Lezi Ren portrayed it very well, but I don't know if his character has changed since the 40th chapter, but it can also come back. After all, there is a chapter called "He hugged his driftwood", which means that because of the dust, he has changed a lot and become normal [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]
3. It's the main line issue. In Chapter 60, although Qin mastered Wudang Mountain's magic, Chen probably didn't know that Qin had lost his memory. Also, did Qin completely lose his memory or did he just have memory fragments? Why did he say "The plum blossoms of Wudang Mountain..." [I don't remember clearly, I remember the front but not the back, this memory is broken]. But looking at the back, he didn't know where this place was, and felt a little conflicted? And how did Chen determine that the boy he saw on the monument was Qin? I am really confused from here [cover face][cover face][cover face]
There seems to be another point, but I forgot ＼（_ｏ）/ But it should not have a big impact... But the third one seems to have a big impact.
I couldn't help but comment before I finished reading it, because I felt there were a lot of mistakes. 1. The problem of the emotional line. This problem is not big at all. In the dozens of chapters from 1 to 50, Qin's emotional line towards Chen is vague. He wants to "destroy" Chen and see him make a fool of himself. It turns out that Qin breaks his own defenses, and then changes his attitude towards Chen from the 40th chapter. However, I feel that the transition period of the emotional line is too short. When Chen is injured, Qin goes crazy and attacks. I think it is okay, but the change is too fast. But it can be said that Chen's performance made Qin very "fascinated", so he developed feelings. In the next few dozen chapters, Qin's attitude toward his emotions changes and he has no problem with it. But I'm just afraid that some friends won't understand this emotional line. 2. Character design, Chen's character design is not a big problem, but I think that the first injury he didn't deserve is a bit contrary to the introduction. I don't know whether Chen's skill is the ceiling or just a master. Then there is Qin. In the first few chapters of Qin's character, Crazy Pi Lezi Ren portrayed it very well, but I don't know if his character has changed since the 40th chapter, but it can also come back. After all, there is a chapter called "He hugged his driftwood", which means that because of the dust, he has changed a lot and become normal [face covering] [face covering] [face covering] 3. It's the main line issue. In Chapter 60, although Qin mastered Wudang Mountain's magic, Chen probably didn't know that Qin had lost his memory. Also, did Qin completely lose his memory or did he just have memory fragments? Why did he say "The plum blossoms of Wudang Mountain..." [I don't remember clearly, I remember the front but not the back, this memory is broken]. But looking at the back, he didn't know where this place was, and felt a little conflicted? And how did Chen determine that the boy he saw on the monument was Qin? I am really confused from here [cover face][cover face][cover face] There seems to be another point, but I forgot ＼（_ｏ）/ But it should not have a big impact... But the third one seems to have a big impact.