"The final reward for passing the level is not to survive, but to choose to die with you."
One day, 8 billion people around the world were drawn into a survival trial called "The End Game."
The system announces: You are in a torn doomsday world and must pass the first level within 72 hours. Each level has a mortality rate. Only by passing the level can you enter the next level. Failure means physical death. Only those who clear all seven floors can return to reality.
Lu Wei, a former intelligence analyst, is calm to the point of being cold and is good at finding loopholes in rules from data. Her creed: There must be rules in the game, and you can win if you find the rules.
"The final reward for passing the level is not to survive, but to choose to die with you."
Shen Tingxi, a criminal psychology dropout genius, can read anyone's emotional code, but never empathizes easily. Her creed: Rules are dead, people are alive, and living people have flaws.
The two met unexpectedly in the zombie wave in the first level of the game. Lu Wei needs a "lie detector" that can determine the authenticity of NPCs, and Shen Tingxi needs a "brain" that can plan the overall situation. They signed a system contract: to form a team and share life and death.
But the most cruel setting of the game is that at the end of each level, only one team can obtain "immunity." In the end, they must face a question: If only one person can survive, will you still trust the other person?
"We don't want to beat each other," Lu Wei said, "We want to win the game."
Shen Tingxi smiled: "Then the game will be miserable.
