[Rule-based Horror Has Descended Across the Globe, and Livestreaming Means Life or Death]
To raise the enormous sum needed for his mother's medical bills, Chen Mo is forced to sign a life-or-death contract and become Player No. 99 in the "Midnight Hospital" instance.
While other players hold their breath in the hallway to avoid the nurse on her rounds, Chen Mo stares blankly at the scrolling comments in front of him.
[User "Bai Wuchang"]: Streamer, don't go into 301! The last guy who went in there is my coworker now!
[User "Meng Po's Soup: For Sale"]: Turn left up ahead, there's candy offerings in the storage room. Give one to that headless ghost and he'll put on a juggling show for you!
[User "King of Hell's HR"]: Kid, the King of Hell knows you exploited a bug. He wants to know if you'd like to come work in the underworld, with a guaranteed position?
Just as viewers around the world think Chen Mo is doomed, he's sitting in the BOSS's office, discussing social insurance, housing funds, and overtime pay with the resentful head nurse.
Chen Mo: You probably won't believe this, but I used livestream spoilers to become an unofficial underworld employee in a horror instance.
Reader's note: This book is also known as "How I Hitched a Ride with the Underworld Using Livestream Comments in a Horror Game" and "Other Players Are Running for Their Lives While I Discuss KPIs with Ghosts."
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