When the eerie game Infinite Paradise, with its 99% death rate, descended upon the world, the chosen players had only one way to earn the right to survive: clear layer after layer of hell-level dungeons. The protagonist, Su Jin, is an eccentric with a built-in “psycho” streak. He not only fears none of the dungeons' extreme pain or threats of death, but regards “masochism” as the ultimate pleasure, drawing strength from suffering and breaking through impossible situations in a frenzy.
The Paradise dungeons are full of twisted rules and deadly traps. In the cursed Thorn Manor, players must endure the pain of being pierced by thorns before midnight to find the key. In the Mirror Inferno, they must face their deepest fears and complete self-harming tasks on the verge of mental collapse. In the Evernight Hospital, they must withstand the agony of their flesh rotting and wrest survival resources from man-eating nurses. Every dungeon revolves around “torment,” making them a perfect fit for Su Jin's “masochistic aesthetic.”
He fights the supernatural with madness and breaks the traps by turning to self-harm. While the other players scream and collapse, he alone can smile amid blood and agony. As the dungeons grow more intense, the truth gradually emerges: the mysterious organization controlling life and death in the Paradise, the connection between the dungeons and the real world, and the secret behind Su Jin's “psycho” constitution. This is a death game where extreme pain and deranged pleasure intertwine. In the most twisted way imaginable, Su Jin will tear away the Paradise's false facade and become the mad king who controls his own fate.
This book delivers extreme, heart-wrenching dungeons, a psycho protagonist, and dark suspense. Its brisk pacing and constant twists blend “masochism” with thrills to perfection, making it ideal for readers who enjoy extreme content and intense plots.
