Ten years from now, the Dragon Kingdom is destroyed, and the last human city is swallowed by the abyss.
Only when Lin Jin dies in the ninth dungeon does he learn that the so-called “global dungeons” are not an apocalypse at all, but a divine betting game broadcast across countless worlds.
Humanity are the players, nations are the stakes, and the gods are the house.
They watch people on Earth struggle, die, and betray one another in the dungeons, then place bets, hand out rewards, and laugh.
Before he dies, Lin Jin sees the Dragon Kingdom’s national destiny fall to zero, and uncovers the truth hidden behind the betting table.
When he opens his eyes again, he has been reborn twenty-four hours before the global dungeons go live.
In this life, while everyone else is still panicking, he already knows the hidden rules of every dungeon.
Others trust the System’s prompts. He knows they’re traps.
Others beg the gods for rewards. He treats the gods like gullible marks, tricking them into betting again and again until they lose everything.
Waiting for the update, the plot is good.