On the verge of death, Shi Wu pushed open a door and fell into an infinite cycle of terror.
"The Grudge" Seven Days Survival in a Haunted House, "Saw" Fatal Choices, "Colossus" Despair Beyond the Wall, "Ghoul"... Countless classic horror worlds have become his proving grounds.
"The first person to die in horror movies is usually the one running around and screaming. The second person to die is the one who has random good intentions."
"I'm calculating survival probabilities, not moral scores."
"Don't ask me why I refused to save him, ask yourself why he needed to be saved."
Reader comments
Very good-looking, but there are too few of them. It's a pity that Lao Zhao and the guy in the zombie carriage are soo-soo. I feel like they were very good people and thought they could be teammates, but they're all dead. It's a bit sad to watch.
If there is only one exchange point and there is no organization to maintain it, there will definitely be people blocking the exchange and harvesting newbies. The time you can stay in that space can also be maintained with points. There seems to be no incremental mechanism. If you can keep receiving it, you can stay there forever.
Slightly lacking, as of the first copy.
The only criticism is that the cursed world written in the introduction is not reflected in the copy at all. I don't have a copy of this at all, but it's quite well written.
Very good-looking, but there are too few of them. It's a pity that Lao Zhao and the guy in the zombie carriage are soo-soo. I feel like they were very good people and thought they could be teammates, but they're all dead. It's a bit sad to watch.
If there is only one exchange point and there is no organization to maintain it, there will definitely be people blocking the exchange and harvesting newbies. The time you can stay in that space can also be maintained with points. There seems to be no incremental mechanism. If you can keep receiving it, you can stay there forever.
Slightly lacking, as of the first copy.
The only criticism is that the cursed world written in the introduction is not reflected in the copy at all. I don't have a copy of this at all, but it's quite well written.