Infinite Flow + Light Horror + Survival + Plot Twists
"If we can make it back to the real world alive, would you travel every mountain and river with me?"
"I've already lost a girl like you. Even dying wouldn't be enough to atone for the monstrous lie I told!"
"Why? Because I'm a blood-scripture cursed artifact."
[Welcome to the Infinite Prison Tower]
[This is an eternal prison beyond reality]
[Of the ten doors on this floor, only the unique Blood Door leads to a mission. The other nine are game doors]
[Failure to choose counts as forfeiting, and the rules will kill you]
[The higher the floor, the more difficult the doors become]
[There is no mercy and no second chance. Good luck... surviving in the tower]
If you can clear all nine game doors on a floor perfectly,
you can awaken the eerie prison warden of that floor and make one wish.
Your wish can buy resources, information, or a chance at life.
It can even buy a sliver of hope in the central Blood Door mission.
I opened my eyes to find myself trapped in a fifty-five-story death tower.
Every floor is a logic-bending horror game where you gamble your life against death. Win, and you move up a floor. Lose, and not a bone remains. Everyone climbs as if their life depends on it, taking the road through hell as departed souls. Fifty-five floors, each one deadly. Every floor is a rules-based game where you wager your life, and the uncanny creatures here can all think like normal people.
When I thought reaching the top would take me home, back to the world of the living, then thought that reaching the top would make me a god, everything instead began to race toward annihilation.
Only after I made it through countless impossible dead ends did I see the most terrifying truth...
Relax, there's melon seeds here. Come with me into the stories behind each Blood Door.
Support me, the story is very good, you can read it, it has twists, horror, and comedy. I think it is a book with great potential. Come on. It's really, really good to watch. The story is really good. There are also twists and turns, but there's too little description, and the pace is a bit fast.