[Rules-based horror + supreme rationality + national-fortune livestream + invincible protagonist]
Rules-based horrors descend upon the world, with a death rate of 92%! Those chosen must represent their nations in dungeons where death is all but certain. Victory sends their nation’s fortunes soaring; defeat brings utter ruin.
When Daxia’s chosen player turns out to be Jiang Zhe, a slender high school student, the world writes him off, and Daxia falls into despair.
Yet behind Jiang Zhe’s cheap glasses, the logic of every rule is crumbling.
Because he can see the **“Cursed Eleventh Truth”!**
[Rule 1: The doctor can always be trusted.]
(Bloody annotation: He forgot how to save lives long ago. Now, he’s only interested in the sound of a scalpel cutting through a spine.)
[Rule 4: The pills here are all white.]
(Bloody annotation: The white ones are powdered bone. The red ones are the only way out alive.)
As a retired Lighthouse Nation mercenary trembles before the rules and a Sakura Nation prodigy of forensic medicine is disemboweled, Jiang Zhe dances gracefully on the edge of a knife:
He turns a greedy, uncanny nurse into his pet, shoves deadly poisoned meat into his neighbor’s mouth, and even pulls back his covers during a midnight room check to taunt the final boss: “Nice acting. Don’t do it again.”
The global livestream chat explodes: “He’s insane! He was supposed to survive, but he’s turned the horror world into his own backyard?”
“What kind of high schooler is this? He’s a logic monster wearing human skin!”
The ultimate rationality is the highest form of madness.
I shall carry Daxia’s national fortune and sweep through the uncanny realms of every world!
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