When Lin Chuan joined the "Chat Group for Travelers of All Realms", he thought he was the chosen one - eighty group members, eighty worlds, each with a random golden finger.
However, within three days, the group portraits turned gray one after another.
Seventy people died silently.
Traveling through time is a high risk, and golden fingers are a reminder of death.
Just as he was staring at the names of the remaining nine survivors with chills running down his spine, he unexpectedly awakened to the [Life Simulator]:
Each simulation can preview the life and death outcomes caused by ten different choices; each rebirth can solidify a piece of survival experience.
While other survivors are struggling to survive in another world, Lin Chuan has tried thousands of different ways to die in the simulation:
"Choose magic awakening and be swallowed by the abyss on the 300th day... Change another path."
"Choose technological advancement, encounter dimensional collapse in the 70th year... And then reset."
"This time, I will go to the highest level and then leave the mountain."
Until one day, the group system suddenly popped up a general announcement:
[Abnormal data detected... Survivor Lin Chuan, why can you read files repeatedly?
And in the dark depths of the group chat at the end, those "dead" portraits suddenly lit up again one after another.
——This is a story about using a simulator to reverse fate in the graveyard of time-travelers, only to discover that the deaths of group members are far more bizarre than imagined.
(Note: The title of the book focuses on the core attraction of "group travel + simulator". The introduction highlights the sense of crisis and the special characteristics of the golden finger, and lays out the suspense hook of "the dead group members are not really dead" to attract readers to explore the truth.)
