[Semi-group portrait, no heroine, unlimited flow, modern fantasy] "Global Immersive Dungeon Interpretation" has quietly arrived, and everyone who is selected has something to ask for.
Some people do it for money, some do it for their lives, and some people do it just to get rid of the boring life.
A person, who carries the secret of "reincarnation" that no one knows, is a variable favored by the system itself and an open anomaly in the eyes of the gods.
Starting from a strange train that shuttles between reality and reality, he stepped into strange worlds originating from human subconsciousness:
In the cursed campus, the shadow of revenge is dragging the perpetrators into hell;
In the carnival of witch hunting, the rules of the world are themselves nooses, and they from all over the world are writing a tragic song of blood and fire together;
In the desperate situation called "Mountain Cage", witness how a soul uses itself as a torch to burn through the shackles of the mountains;
In the whispers of the deep sea and the unfinished wedding, the boundaries between civilization and humanity are repeatedly tortured...
The gods are high in the clouds, using authority as their stake and humans as their chess pieces.
And some people hold the only chance, trekking through infinite reincarnations, just for one final choice:
It is to indulge forever in the weaving of gentle dreams, embarking on the thorny road of turning away from paradise and facing the reality.
"We make an oath with God: even mortal bodies can hold swords."
Reader comments
It's pretty good. The setting of the dungeon is quite interesting. The world of subconscious projection has its own characteristics. The rhythm of the plots such as Cursed Campus and Mountain Cage is relatively stable, but sometimes the details of the rules can be made clearer. Overall, the logic is smooth.
It's pretty good. The setting of the dungeon is quite interesting. The world of subconscious projection has its own characteristics. The rhythm of the plots such as Cursed Campus and Mountain Cage is relatively stable, but sometimes the details of the rules can be made clearer. Overall, the logic is smooth.