Four years ago, Zhuge Feng watched his parents fall beneath the blades of conspirators, and engraved the word "revenge" into his heart until it bled.
After four years of grueling practice, he stormed the enemy's doors, only to be struck down at the final moment. As he lay dying, all he could think about were his parents' eyes, still open in death. He believed he would never get another chance in this life.
Then a cataclysm tore the world apart, and he, who should have been dead, was dragged into the "Trial Game." Clearing its dungeons could grant him world-shattering power, but no one told him that the price of gaining that power was becoming "mentally ill."
After clearing his first dungeon, he developed "split personalities." And as he experienced more and more dungeons, his personalities multiplied.
But he didn't care. As long as he could make the enemies who killed his parents kneel at their graves and repent, he was willing to become a madman.
Yet as he delved deeper into the dungeons and learned more about the new world, he discovered that his parents' deaths were tied to the source of the Trial Game, and that a secret lay hidden there...
This book draws on the worldbuilding of many other novels. If that's not to your taste, please don't flame me, thanks! (It's somewhat like Lord of the Mysteries, but the worldbuilding is different.) Feel free to give it a try.
The premise is novel, the plot is fast-paced, and the story is full of surprises.
The sentence structure is clear and the story is original.