[Unlimited streaming × no cp × family affection]
When the infinite flow world is reduced to an assembly-line style of killing monsters and upgrading, and when each copy becomes a cookie-cutter puzzle-solving process, Zuo Minghuai just wants to say one thing: boring.
She is not the daughter of destiny chosen by the system, nor is she an agent killer with special skills, nor is she the heir to a hidden family. She is just an ordinary social creature who has just been laid off by the company, her rent has expired, and she can barely afford takeout.
After death and entering the infinite world, others were afraid, collapsed, and hugged each other, but she wrote a 5,000-word bug feedback report to the system backend after the first instance.
The system was so annoyed by her that it made an exception and granted her the "Rules Observer" permission - not a cheat, but more like a customer service ticket processing channel.
As the dungeon progresses, Zuo Minghuai gradually discovers that behind this so-called "infinite world", there is a secret that all players can't expect: this is not a playground for gods, but a huge prison of memory. Each copy is a trauma sealed in a certain human collective subconscious. The so-called "clearance" is nothing more than helping the system complete a memory cleanup.
While other players were busy racking up points and upgrading, Zuo Minghuai began to reversely study the loopholes in the system's rules. She doesn't want to be the strongest player, she just wants to figure out - who built this prison? What is hidden in those purged memories?
And the most important question: Why does she play the game differently than everyone else?
