If life is a game, then Lin Xiao must have won the "hell-level" experience card. One second, she was an ordinary female college student in the real world who was wailing about failing her exams and was scolded by her tutor for "just lying flat"; the next second, just because her hand slipped and clicked on a pop-up button while staying up late to read an unlimited novel, she bid farewell to the pre-exam assault and was thrown into a real life-threatening game. There are no make-up exams or retakes here, only dungeons of horrific reincarnations: an abandoned hospital inhabited by resentful spirits, a reincarnation town with twisted rules, a doomsday forbidden area densely populated by Zerg... Each dungeon is bizarre and bizarre, and death follows you everywhere. What's even more ironic is that the system tells novices that a copy can be resurrected once, and then all copies will end forever if they die. Lin Xiao's way of survival can be called a model of "Guide to Death". She perfectly integrates the spirit of "showing off" in reality into the copy: using the campus card to pry open the cursed door. With years of "cloud experience" accumulated from reading Infinite Flow novels, she can always discern a way out in the details. She has only one principle of action: "Since you can't escape, then mess up the copy!" When Lin Xiao relied on "death flow operations" to survive many times and assembled a "freak team", she gradually discovered that there was a huge conspiracy buried behind the copy. During an S-class dungeon, she accidentally triggered a hidden plot and learned that all the cruel trials were actually a screening experiment called the "Destined One Project" - the mastermind behind the scenes aimed to cultivate "perfect evolution bodies" that can resist high-dimensional threats through extreme environments. But the price of becoming a "destined one" is to lose self-awareness and become a weapon of war. When Lin Xiao and her teammates were getting close to the truth, the system issued a final ultimatum to her: "In the next copy, your opponent will be the previous Destiny Eliminator." She must make a choice between protecting her companions and destroying the system: Should she accept transformation into a life-saving weapon, or risk the survival of the real world and tear apart the facade of this cruel experiment? And the warning that runs throughout the game - "Evolution, or extinction?" - Seems to be the ultimate torture of human nature and divinity.
Purpose: Where the rules collapse, use a mortal body to rewrite the rules of survival