Pavilion: the True Ending of the Otaku's Murderous Death

[Unlimited streaming➕big heroine➕no cp➕hard-core reasoning➕micro fear] Without Goldfinger, the heroine will grow up. I hope everyone will support her! A hardcore female high school student in cultural games falls into a real horror copy! Her maxed-out brain circuitry and "level-clearance intuition" are the most powerful cheats. When others are crying for survival in desperate situations, she has turned the horror game into a hard-core decryption scene! Yu Jinxia, ​​a two-dimensional otaku who takes life and death lightly and only seeks to "pass the level perfectly". As soon as she opened her eyes, she was drawn into the strange underground "hall" world and became a novice player waiting to be slaughtered. The rules here are simple and fatal: the [option box] that pops up at any time in the void determines everything. If you choose the wrong one, you will die tragically on the spot, if you choose the right one, you will be brainwashed into an NPC forever. Faced with corpses on the ground and perverted monsters sticking their faces to each other, the system maliciously throws out a fatal tram problem. Other players were tricked to the point of being separated from their flesh and bones, but Yu Jinxia was not only not afraid, but pushed up his glasses excitedly: "I got it, the whole death method CG collection party is ecstatic!" Did the system induce her to take a safe route? She chose the death option, and unscrewed the fingers of the terrifying wax figure to find clues. The system did not give her a way to survive and forced her to sacrifice her teammates? She took out the Holy Sword of Physics and physically smashed the server host that issued the options! What a bullshit hypocritical ending, she only wants the [True End] that is the only one in the server that penetrates the underlying code of the world! Let's see how a hard-core heroine without a golden finger, with a violent queen and super assistants, relies on her IQ to crush the rules and kill all the deadly options! "System, your broken game has too many bugs. Are you ready to accept a 10,000-word negative review from me?"