[Infinite Flow] [No Romance] [Horror Game] [Brain-Burning Mind Games] [Escape-Room Mysteries] [Spirit God]
On the dark side of the normal world lies another world, known as the Golden Duel World by those who have fallen into it.
At its heart is a sinister city of horrors, where every building conceals a terrifying, uncanny dungeon.
Parasitic entities, games of wits, forbidden rules, swarming zombies, and supernatural missions: every building holds danger and opportunity, as well as secrets about this bizarre world.
Participants all awaken inside their starting buildings, where a nightmarish fate awaits them.
The unlucky become expendable dungeon fodder, while the lucky obtain publicly available classes that grant special abilities or items.
Qin Ze, however, receives the city of horrors’ one and only hidden divine class. Killing uncanny creatures grants him free attribute points. Increases to strength, speed, perception, and regenerative ability are just the basics; he can also randomly draw special abilities and items.
With his superhuman perception, the impostors inhabited by uncanny entities can’t hide.
His memory works like a save point, always letting him find the forbidden rules before anyone else.
His special abilities and items make the uncanny creatures fear him during dungeon missions.
At first, he thinks the divine class seems pretty average. But as his attributes keep rising, his power grows beyond imagination, bringing him ever closer to the god spoken of by those who have fallen into this world.
Yet after clearing one dungeon after another and struggling back to the city of horrors, he finds that the uncanny presence has grown even stronger, and the city is steeped in even more deathly energy.
When a town from the real world suddenly appears in one of the city’s dungeons, Qin Ze knows he can’t stay silent any longer.
Weiwei is a thriller, with puzzles and reasoning. I recommend it.