The Spirit Realm has invaded, and its ghosts devour people.
While you’re playing The Binding of Isaac, Anping Residential Complex, where you live, quietly changes. Terror descends, and as the sole survivor, you awaken a spirit art. Reality becomes a game: the Spirit Realm is divided into rooms, and items from the game appear in the real world.
The spirit ghosts feared by everyone can’t stop you, but your frail body leaves you vulnerable to the malice of other people. You’re bound, controlled, threatened, and deceived...
Adam and Eve failed God’s test. Unable to prove their love for Him, they were driven out of Eden.
Abraham offered Isaac as a burnt offering, proving his love for God.
When you choose to become Isaac, you don’t know whether you’re the helpless little boy your mother tried to offer to God, or the son named Joy who willingly became a sacrifice.
It turns out that the Spirit Realm’s final formation is tied to “people.” Anchor characters hold the keys to the treasure-room doors. You can defeat spirit ghosts, and you can manipulate human hearts.
Look! There’s an item shop.
Uncover the secrets of the anchor characters, get the keys, collect items, and become master of the world.
I've been really obsessed with Isaac lately, and I wanted to read some fanfics, but there weren't any!! How is this possible? My Isaac is so out of place in Erchuang's fanfic, and I don't allow it at all. Tips before reading: 1. The golden finger of this book is very integrated with the game mechanism. Even the monster is the original big BOSS, creating an evolutionary process. 2. This book involves shit/pee/farts, but not the disgusting version. 3. This book involves dressing up, which is highly bound to prop effects, such as bows, cats, red mushroom heads, etc., And of course there are also stool covers. 4. If you have not played Isaac, it will not affect your reading. From a very deep perspective, the original work does involve trauma, religion, and a narrative with a sad core. But I don't want to perpetuate this. The overall writing style is light-hearted, a little nonsensical, and there are some scenes that can be considered scary, but it can be considered slightly scary at best. It will involve some Western religious knowledge. If you haven't played Isaac before, it won't affect your reading at all. It would be a good thing if someone plays Isaac because of my article!!
The pace is slow, and the author understands too little about the mechanics. I couldn't stand the mistake when I saw that the treasure chest room on the first floor requires a key. I also wrote that the protagonist couldn't see the AZ in the first save because he couldn't open the demon room. His skills were so poor that he couldn't save hearts on the second level. I definitely couldn't stand it.