Lin Zhou originally thought that he was just pulled into an ordinary copy of Infinite Flow.
It wasn't until he saw the familiar ticket on the high-speed train and heard the screams erupting in the front compartment that he realized something was wrong.
This is "Train to Busan".
But it's not the movie he remembers.
In an infinite world, movies, novels, animations, and games will all be transformed into copies that actually kill people. Do you think you can survive knowing the plot? Wrong. The original game can only help you identify dangers, but it cannot tell you where the system has changed to make it more severe.
Survival is just the minimum threshold.
The truly strong ones will dig out the hidden settings in the copy and steal the rewards that should not belong to them.
Starting from "Train to Busan", to "The Grudge", to "Battle Royale", to the rewritten plot worlds one after another, Lin Zhou must struggle to survive between the familiar and the unfamiliar.
Because here, people who know the story often die faster.
Reader comments
The protagonist is a virgin with no abilities or special talents, and every reincarnation is a high-pressure and high-risk scene. Every time the protagonist feels guilty about a dead person, he will try his best to save that person, regardless of whether that person is worthy or not.
A little trick when writing novels is not to have too many words in each paragraph.
This will make it much easier for readers to read.
If you don't believe it, just read the novels at the top. They are all written in this way without exception.
The protagonist is a virgin with no abilities or special talents, and every reincarnation is a high-pressure and high-risk scene. Every time the protagonist feels guilty about a dead person, he will try his best to save that person, regardless of whether that person is worthy or not.
A little trick when writing novels is not to have too many words in each paragraph. This will make it much easier for readers to read. If you don't believe it, just read the novels at the top. They are all written in this way without exception.