The protagonist of this book will slowly grow with each copy. It is not the kind of cool story about being born invincible, but a story about the growth of ordinary people. The first three dungeons will be relatively weak. If you mind, you can start from the fourth dungeon and it won't have any impact.
When Shen Xingzhou woke up, he found himself lying in a strange hotel. There are three room fee coupons on the bedside, as well as a warm reminder: Please settle the bill within three days and check out successfully. Overstayed guests can stay and work. The problem was that he had just checked in, but the front desk brought out a bill for seven days with his autograph on it.
In this infinite paradise, each copy has its own rules. People who can't afford the room will lose their memory, people who sit in the wrong seats will become food, and calling out names at the wrong time may attract another "self".
Other players are trembling in fear when faced with strange things, but Shen Xingzhou has the talent to regulate his own fear - fear threshold. When the fear is reduced, he can remain calm in desperate situations; and when the fear is reduced to a negative number, those indescribable monsters seem to become interesting in his eyes.
Weird wants to see him collapse, players are waiting for him to die, and the rules have prepared an ending for everyone.
After Shen Xingzhou read the rules, he only asked one question:
"Excuse me, can I get free of charge for malicious negative reviews?"
Reader comments
Very well written, with a copy and a map.
It's really good-looking. In the early stage, the protagonist is an ordinary person, and the growth of ordinary people
Very well written, with a copy and a map. It's really good-looking. In the early stage, the protagonist is an ordinary person, and the growth of ordinary people