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"Forced Penetration (Loyal Hound)" is a masterpiece that welds infinite pleasure and tension between two men🔥! The dungeon is so hard-core that it gives you goosebumps: the automatic door of the hospital always closes behind you at midnight, the miner's lamp in the abandoned mine illuminates half of the bones, and each level hides interlocking logical traps, without a word of nonsense💥. Even more amazing are the two male protagonists: a calm and almost cold-hearted think tank, and a loyal dog who protects the master as bravely as a hunting dog. The tacit understanding when going through the zombie tide back to back, and the low growl of "you leave, I will cut off the queen" in the desperate situation, are more poignant than any sweet words🔒. The plot is not watered down, the characters are not collapsed, and even the villains have online IQs. I clenched my fists as I read, not only afraid that they would fall into the abyss, but also couldn't help but watch how they tore up the rules - of this quality, unlimited fans should jump right in!
This book is a dual-male protagonist novel that combines rules, infinite streaming and escape live broadcast elements. It tells the story of the protagonist who has lived in a rules town for six years and is dragged into a copy of the rules by a mysterious man, the evil god, Li Mo.
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My friend said before that it looks so good, so I just jumped on it! ! It doesn't look good. You've lost ten pounds! ! The most amazing thing is that it combines the "survival game" and "emotional tension" - it not only makes you sweat the life and death situation in the dungeon, but also makes you pricked by the "back-to-back combat" bond between the two protagonists. The design of the dungeon is very innovative, and it is not just a simple upgrade to fight monsters: there is a town of lies where "every word must be heard backwards", where the residents' smiles hide knives; there is an old school building where "memories stolen by time" must be found within 72 hours, and the countdown on the blackboard will speed up with the heartbeat. Each level is like an unsolvable problem, and the cooperation between the two protagonists is the sharpest way to solve the problem. The protagonist settings do not fall into clichés: one is a logic monster who is calm to the point of indifference, good at finding opportunities from loopholes in the rules. When entering the dungeon, he always wears a pair of gold-rimmed glasses, and his eyes behind the lenses seem to be dismantling a chess game; the other is "Ye Luzi" with extremely accurate intuition, who can read life and death signals from NPC's micro-expressions, and will completely hand over his back to the opponent during a fight. They were strangers who were forced to form a team at the beginning. The first time they worked together, they had a dispute over "should I save a passerby who was lagging behind?" - The logic monster said that "saving him would increase the risk for everyone." However, Yeluzi had already rushed over to block the knife. When he turned around, he smiled at him: "The rules don't say you can't save people, right?" The emotional line is hidden in the moment of life and death: Ye Luzi was hallucinated in the dungeon, and regarded the logic monster as an NPC who wanted to kill him. When he was holding a broken glass to confront him, he suddenly turned red and put down his weapon when the other party said "Put it down, I will take you out"; the logic monster has severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, but he will When Ye Luzi was injured, he wrapped his neatly folded bandages around the other person's arm; a copy required the two to share "the most terrifying memory." When the logic monster revealed his childhood shadow for the first time, Ye Luzi did not say any words of comfort, but just put his cold hands in his pocket. The most striking thing is the tacit understanding that "you have to do it with him": without any nonsense, you can tell with just one look whether the other party wants to attack the left or defend the right; when the logic monster writes the steps to solve the problem on the blackboard, Ye Luzi will automatically hand over the pen he is accustomed to using; even if they are separated by the rules of the copy, they can still find each other with the belief that "he will definitely go to this place." It doesn't deliberately sprinkle sugar, but it makes you clearly feel when you see "The logic monster breaks his principle of 'not touching unknown risks' for the first time in order to find an antidote for Ye Luzi," and when "Ye Luzi is clearly afraid of the dark, but in the copy of the power outage, he holds the logic monster's hand tightly and says, 'Don't be afraid'." This feeling of "supporting each other in desperate situations" is more powerful than any sweet words - after all, in a world where "you may die in the next second", the three words "I choose you" are the ultimate confession in themselves.