I was slacking off at work when I stumbled into a rules-based horror game: anyone whose pupils turned into hearts was nonhuman! I retaliated by sending a cute girl from the other company’s male coworker’s nighttime videos into the dark room, and the whole company plunged into darkness.
The System forced me to lead a survival team. I used coupons for underworld money to blow up a murder machine, then drove an overcompetitive coach insane with a pitchfork-shaped divine weapon.
But all I want to ask the boss is:
“Boss, for this batch of bugs today, do you want them physically exorcised or electronically sent to the afterlife?”
The System begged me to stop exploiting coupons: “Bro, why don’t you just take this horror game? Just please stop using the item cards from sign-in rewards to exploit bugs!”
The characters have distinct personalities and the plot has ups and downs.
The story is very exciting, I like it very much.
The author has a strong imagination. The perspective is unique and the subject matter is novel.
Interesting, really interesting, what the author thought, it's beautiful.
An interesting beginning, with a strong sense of anticipation
The selected villages in this book are unique, fascinating and deeply immersive.
Like this kind of subject matter
The characters are vivid and the plot is exciting.
The description of this book is delicate and the atmosphere is very strong.
It's good to watch, it starts well and gets better as it goes on.