A dark, high-stakes story of monsters running rampant and survival on a knife’s edge, faithfully capturing the personalities of American Horror Story characters.
Qi Tian is pulled into an American Horror Story survival instance, and starts out in Child’s Play.
While everyone else fights desperately to survive, he grabs resources, items, and every chance to stay alive first. The Book of the Dead, voodoo dolls, the Heart of Batal… He takes anything he can get, even making Chucky sign a contract at gunpoint.
He thinks clearing the instance will be the end of it, but when he returns to reality, he sees another version of himself in the mirror.
That “Qi Tian” is calm and ruthless, like a machine that calculates profit without considering the cost. Whenever Qi Tian is afraid or loses control, the other one takes over his body, speaking for him and making decisions in his place.
From killer dolls to a witch academy, from the undead to demons, from dark comedy to bloody rules, Qi Tian soon realizes the real challenge isn’t just the monsters inside the instances.
It’s the “other person” inside him, who is becoming more and more like him.
He was a talented man who cut out his tongue because he didn't want to kill anyone.
During the scene in the Brotherhood, maybe we had different ideas. It seemed that they saw the male protagonist had a gun in his hand and dared to grab it, so they were not afraid of killing him directly.
The progression of the plot is too confusing
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