[Infinite-Flow] [Strong Female Lead] [No CP] [Growth-Oriented Heroine] [Everyone Is Smart]
There's a post on a forum: My older sister is missing. My whole family says she never existed, but I still have her hairbrush in my room.
Ning Ye saved the post because the same thing had happened to her.
She was the only one to return from a thirteen-person expedition team. Everyone insisted the other twelve had never existed.
But she refused to believe them.
Three months later, her missing older sister, the team's leader, sent her a three-second voice message in the middle of the night.
"...Xiao Ye, is that you?"
Along with the voice message came an invitation to a game.
Clear it, and you'll learn where they are.
She accepted.
She didn't yet know that she'd opened every door in the game before, and that one of them would cost her her life.
She has no golden finger falling from the sky, only careful planning, hard choices, and sheer grit.
She's no self-sacrificing saint or love-struck fool. She's earned her place one punch and one kick at a time.
Everyone around her has their own agenda. Whom to trust, whom to follow, when to strike: every move is a bet with her life on the line.
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This story has a large female cast, and the main group is almost entirely women. Both sides have formidable women in their ranks.
No CP, no male lead.
The first instance is essentially a solo run, with a fairly fast pace.
If you're interested, try the first two instances. The second opens up the ensemble cast and shows what this book is really like.
The author writes very well, and I really like the character of the protagonist! The rhythm of the plot is comfortable, the twists are exciting while being brain-burning, and the suspense set in the dungeon is also very strong. It is considered a very high-quality article in Tomato. Please keep up the good work, author!
It's very to my liking, and the girls are all awesome. Personally, I think the second copy looks better, and the design is amazingly reversed!