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The Reincarnation Trial Tower has come to reality, and the global order has been torn apart by the dungeon rules. Others relied on their luck to enter the tower, but Lin Yan, who was ridiculed as an anime geek who could only watch anime, used his amazing set research skills to discover that the monster mechanisms, clearance conditions, and hidden branches in the dangerous dungeons could all be cracked from the anime themes he was familiar with. But his biggest trump card is not to "understand", but to "bring back" - every time he completes high-intensity battles, cracks mechanisms, and extreme survival in the tower, the training results will be fed back to the real body in proportion.
While the professional team trained by the chaebol was still risking human lives to explore the way, Lin Yan had already started with a low configuration, counterattacking the elite team in the novice tower, grabbing the hidden first pass, and turning the originally fatal dungeon into a personal training ground. You laugh at him for being an otaku, but he backhands his real-life body beyond human limits; you block resources, and he goes into the tower to set loopholes; you want to hunt him, but he has already seen the way you die in the "plot" in advance.
But the Trial Tower is never just a game. The higher he climbed, the more Lin Yan discovered that those so-called animation déjà vu were no coincidence, but rather like some kind of cognitive template deliberately fed to human civilization. Who built the tower? Why do copies always copy fantasy works? When reality also begins to experience "extra chapter" catastrophes, Lin Yan must decide: whether he will continue to be the audience who understands the dungeon best, or become the one who rewrites the ending.
