Professional Players Break Through the 100-Story Death Game

Professional players in national competitions. Halfway through the game, Lin Beichen was dragged into a place that did not exist on the map - the 100th floor of another world. Each floor has a broadcast, a set of rules, and a prop that only takes effect on this floor. Pass the level and survive; fail and the game is over, literally. The good news is, he happens to be a professional player who relies on his brains. While others were still reading the rules word for word, he had already extracted the key mechanisms of this level; while others were being chased by monsters all over the level, he stared at the 0.3 Second delay in the broadcast and saw through that the "system" was not perfect. The props are used in reverse, loopholes are exploited, and people's minds are calculating - while others are crying and begging for the next level to be less difficult, Lin Beichen is breaking down the layers of hell into a speed-clearing guide. But the higher he went, the more he felt something was wrong: the survivors who disappeared inexplicably, the previous batch of "remainers", the promise of "you can go home if you clear the level"... Lin Beichen finally understood that these 100 floors were never meant for people to "break into". Then he uprooted it.