At midnight, the apocalypse descended upon everyone.
Everyone around the world received the same icy notification:
[Welcome to Survival in Bed, Everyone.]
[Your bed is your only safe zone.]
[Leave the area of your bed for more than three seconds, and you die.]
[Remember: Don’t look under the bed.]
From that moment on, the world was swallowed by black fog. Rooms became isolated islands, monsters crawled out from beneath beds, and the voices of the dead called from outside the windows.
Some people screamed for help, some used moral pressure to manipulate others, some sold a mouthful of water for a fortune, and others killed old friends and family to seize the resources tied to their beds.
Lu Chen, who had suffered from chronic insomnia, was awake on the first night.
When a monster beneath the bed reached out a deathly pale hand, he neither screamed nor prayed. Instead, he gripped a fruit knife and said coldly:
“Want to eat me?”
“Then let’s see which of us dies first.”
After scoring his first monster kill, Lu Chen awakened the only hidden talent: Bed Devourer.
His bed could devour monster corpses, players’ bed cores, and bizarre rules, evolving without end.
While everyone else clung to a shabby bed and struggled to survive, Lu Chen’s bed had already grown bone spikes, flesh, turrets, and a throne shrouded in black fog.
In this apocalyptic world where leaving your bed meant certain death, kindness was a luxury, the weak were resources, and beds were no longer places to rest. They were fortresses, warships, territories, and thrones.
Lu Chen had only one thing to do:
Survive.
Then turn every last enemy into nourishment for his bed.
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I can't understand it, it's too confusing
I feel like the content is repetitive. The first piece of public information appears twice. I don't know how the protagonist knows other people's real names.
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You can tell from the style of this article that it is an AI article, and you just typed it out without reading it at all. Even if you look at it, you won't repeat two or three chapters.
Pure AI, Chapter 2 and Chapter 3 are completely repeated, with a few details changed.
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A good book, nothing toxic at all
The words lack a bit of meaning, there is an uncomfortable sense of familiarity, and the words are lost in silence. You can give a detailed description, otherwise no explanation will be useful.