[Cthulhu + survival + infinite instances + one heroine + talent-based game]
Everyone transmigrates into a game, and Yang Jin, one of the players, meets a woman’s corpse with a strange identity from the start. He is then forced to take part in various instances.
For example, an ocean adventure with a flying-winged octopus.
A city in the sky where lightning dances wildly.
A desert of a thousand pillars ruled by twin blasphemous children.
There are two ways to clear a game: kill the boss, or find the necessary vessel for the uncanny creatures to descend, the “Human Obsession Entity,” and dispel its obsession.
As players in the game keep leveling up and awakening talent skills, Yang Jin gradually discovers that there are even players who are prisoners.
Player A: Try not to get involved with the sea demons in the instances. It seems to cause poisoning.
Player B: Stamina dropping fast? Try eating a teammate. You might get an unexpected benefit.
Player C: The best way to dispel a “Human Obsession Entity’s” obsession is to dispel its obsession…
Wait, something seems off about these prisoner players.
This game world seems… staged…
Yang Jin: I’ll keep making changes until we can reach a relatively satisfying ending to the game…
I got it from Lao Ding, give it 5 stars.