Which Crazy Company Resorts to Being Cute and Abducting the Boss?

[Unlimited streaming + dual male protagonists + micro group portraits + main subject] Shi Jing is a mentally ill patient who is keen on seeking death. Adhering to the creed of "If you can't die this time, continue playing next time", when he accidentally entered a horror game, he directly said: "Get the death exploration level, oh yeah" When he was working as an employee in a black-hearted restaurant, he said: What should I do if the ingredients are not enough? Grab a few customers and cook them. When he was studying in a certain high school and faced with a ghostly classmate, he directly stepped forward to help him. When a track parkour boss appeared, he was targeted for making critical comments about his appearance. In this regard, those on his team are in trouble: A timid and keen graduate student: Who on earth chooses as captain the person who is "intrusive" on his own people? A pure female college student: She is as sick as she is A six-year-old kid: Still robbing children of their things, shameless A patient with haemorrhage: As expected of me, Brother Shi, so handsome, vomit Shi Jing's luck fluctuates, and he always gets stuck at the right speed to avoid death. Shi Jing expresses doubts about this. Until a certain cool guy who burst into flames hugged him and told him that he had been working hard to accumulate merit for someone in order to earn lucky points for him. Shi Jing is honest Shi Jing (version without family members): Not beaten to death by society Shi Jing (wearing Laogong version): well-behaved, cute and harmless Gentle and guiding gong × loves to suffer death (actually a duo of Leziren) Demining: Shou is really mentally ill and has unhealthy outlook on life. If you don't like his character, you don't have to read it. There are few emotional lines and it's not a fun story. The protagonist only uses his brain and there are few conflicts. The writing, conception and character design are relatively childish. Reference running group settings The "4399" mentioned in the article has nothing to do with 4399 Network Co., Ltd.