[Unlimited streaming + battle royale mode + movie murderer + ruthless + multiple scenes]
Qi Fen encountered a murderer and was killed during a blind date.
Came to a weird game world after death?
Here, it is a random world generated, but a thousand real humans are placed in it.
They need to survive for 24 hours in a dangerous world to please the being behind the game.
Then plunge into another world.
At the time of life and death, Qi Fen awakened the system, but the style of the system was very crooked.
[This system will randomly summon a film and television series character for the host]
But all the people it summons are murderers like: Michael Myers, Jason, Freddy, Pennywise, Kayako, and Nailhead.
In order to live in harmony with his summons, he also has a hatred value system.
As long as the summoned murderer is more hostile to him, the more rewards he will get.
So Qi Fen began his road to death.
When everyone else was running away, he was the only one thinking about how to fall in love and kill the murderer in front of him.
Accidentally, he became the strongest person in the game world.
Characters appearing in this work: Michael Myers, Leatherface, Sadako, Kayako, Jason, Aunt Red, Pennywise, Nailhead...
Reader comments
The sixth chapter of Goldfinger only appeared, and then I felt that the protagonist was particularly a virgin. He was killed three times by a murderer at the beginning, and then he didn't die with the murderer. From this, it can be seen that this book is actually a kind of aggrieved one.
But I continued reading. At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist was in a mental hospital. What was his mental illness? Too empathetic? Still not afraid of this must-have kit?
Forget it, I originally had a lot of things I wanted to complain about, but I deleted them because they were too long. In short, the biggest problem is that the protagonist is too virginal. Even if he is jumped in the face, he still has to save others. The key point is that the author's setting for the protagonist is calm, rational, and high in IQ, not that kind of passionate young man.
It's a bit like a beggar's version of Chu Xuan, and the protagonist has also lived in a mental hospital. He can save one after another. Even if he is tricked to death by passers-by, he still wants to prevent the summoned objects from harming them. It's very frustrating, you know. Has the protagonist been given a mental stamp?
The protagonist saved a group of people at the beginning, but soon the group of people locked the protagonist and the monster together. After the system awakened, he was afraid that the summoned creature would attack others and kept blocking it. The protagonist was betrayed by the people he saved and started helping others again. Does the author like the Virgin so much?
The sixth chapter of Goldfinger only appeared, and then I felt that the protagonist was particularly a virgin. He was killed three times by a murderer at the beginning, and then he didn't die with the murderer. From this, it can be seen that this book is actually a kind of aggrieved one. But I continued reading. At the beginning, it was said that the protagonist was in a mental hospital. What was his mental illness? Too empathetic? Still not afraid of this must-have kit? Forget it, I originally had a lot of things I wanted to complain about, but I deleted them because they were too long. In short, the biggest problem is that the protagonist is too virginal. Even if he is jumped in the face, he still has to save others. The key point is that the author's setting for the protagonist is calm, rational, and high in IQ, not that kind of passionate young man. It's a bit like a beggar's version of Chu Xuan, and the protagonist has also lived in a mental hospital. He can save one after another. Even if he is tricked to death by passers-by, he still wants to prevent the summoned objects from harming them. It's very frustrating, you know. Has the protagonist been given a mental stamp?
The protagonist saved a group of people at the beginning, but soon the group of people locked the protagonist and the monster together. After the system awakened, he was afraid that the summoned creature would attack others and kept blocking it. The protagonist was betrayed by the people he saved and started helping others again. Does the author like the Virgin so much?