When "Infinite Paradise", a strange game with a mortality rate of 99%, comes to the world, the selected players can only gain the qualification to survive by clearing the layers of hell-level dungeons. The protagonist Su Jin is an alien with the attribute of "crazy criticism". Not only is he not afraid of the extreme pain and death threats in the dungeon, but he regards "abuse" as the ultimate enjoyment. He draws strength from the pain and crazily breaks through in desperate situations.
The park copy is full of twisted rules and deadly traps: in the cursed thorn manor, you need to endure the pain of thorn piercing before midnight to find the key; in the mirror purgatory, you have to face your most fearful self and complete self-harm tasks on the edge of mental collapse; in the Evernight Hospital, you need to endure the severe pain of physical corrosion and snatch survival resources from the cannibal nurses. Each copy has "torture" as its core, but it fits Su Jin's "masochistic aesthetics" perfectly.
He used madness to fight weirdness, and used self-mutilation operations to break rules and traps. When other players wailed and collapsed, he was the only one who could smile amidst the blood and severe pain. As the dungeon goes deeper, the mysterious organization behind the park that controls the life and death of players, the connection between the dungeon and the real world, and the truth about Su Jin's "crazy" physique gradually emerge. This is a death game intertwined with extreme pain and crazy pleasure. Su Jin will tear apart the hypocritical veil of paradise in the most twisted way and become the crazy king who controls his own destiny.
This book focuses on extremely sadistic copies, crazy protagonist characters, and dark suspense plots. It has a tight rhythm and constant reversals. It perfectly blends "masochism" and "exhilaration" and is suitable for those who like heavy tastes and strong exciting plots.
