After working a fourteen-hour shift, Lin Huai just wants a hot cup of instant noodles. But the lights go out, the doors seal shut, and he is dragged straight into the Midnight Convenience Store rules-based instance!
Seven rules in red letters on a black background hang overhead: You cannot leave, you must not look directly at the “customers,” you must not touch the third shelf of the refrigerator, and you must keep track of how many companions are with you at all times...
The bald guy with them thumps his chest and acts like an expert, claiming he has studied these instances and has a seventy percent survival rate. But he cannot even spot the traps hidden in the rules!
The couple break down screaming, and the young cashier is scared stiff. Lin Huai is the only one too tired to react, until the instant a “customer” walks into the store, when he activates the [Rules Paranormal Assistance System]!
Once “Rule Sight” is activated, fake rules are exposed. While everyone else is afraid to touch the refrigerator, he reaches right in and grabs the item needed to clear the instance. While others cling to the rules like cowards, he turns the tables and delivers a face-slapping comeback to the show-off!
[Rules-based Instances + System Power Fantasy + Constant Twists + Fast-Paced Face-Slapping]
Others guess at the rules just to survive. I win lying down with my System. No matter how sinister the instance gets, it still can't compete with my cheat ability!
Finished reading two copies. It's very touching, all the characters have online IQs, and the minor supporting characters also restore the emotions of ordinary people. It's not all smooth sailing, there are sacrifices, hangups, limitations, and growth.
Especially the sense of oppression that is approaching layer by layer. Entering the dungeon is like having a rope around your neck, which gradually tightens as time goes by... It seems like the rules can be seen through at a glance, but in fact there are many traps. Fighting with people and rules, there are obviously no bloody and thrilling scenes, but it makes people feel scared.
Come on author, keep it up. Looking forward to the follow-up
Finished reading two copies. It's very touching, all the characters have online IQs, and the minor supporting characters also restore the emotions of ordinary people. It's not all smooth sailing, there are sacrifices, hangups, limitations, and growth. Especially the sense of oppression that is approaching layer by layer. Entering the dungeon is like having a rope around your neck, which gradually tightens as time goes by... It seems like the rules can be seen through at a glance, but in fact there are many traps. Fighting with people and rules, there are obviously no bloody and thrilling scenes, but it makes people feel scared. Come on author, keep it up. Looking forward to the follow-up