Before life and death came, Yun Shu was thrown into the infinite horror world and was marked by the system as having "extremely low desire to survive" and was judged by players as "the worst player in history" and "before I met her, I was just playing around".
So, while other players were struggling to survive in the strange village supplement, she ate the sacrifices on the altar as snacks.
When her teammates were dying in the haunted house, she tied a bow with the hanged man's hair: "Sister, your rope-tying method is out of date."
She was either showing off or on the way to showing off, and the things she did were unbelievable - hooking up yarn in the Bloody Crying Hospital, teaching the omniscient and omnipotent pen fairy to do questions, setting up a stall to sell paper cranes during the Night Parade of Hundreds of Ghosts, and playing "Tomorrow Will Be Better" at the campus radio station.
The copy is full of water, greedy for money as much as life, and it is always difficult to figure out the trajectory of her actions.
But when the horror game invaded reality, darkness fell, and everything trembled, she crossed out the word "destruction" on the self-proclaimed "god"'s plan of destruction and replaced it with a yawning cat.
"Don't make any noise."
She stood up casually, with the usual sleepiness in her voice.
"Let me save some energy... And try to retire as soon as possible."
She is lazy and has nothing to do, and she has never thought about being a savior, but she always gently presses the doomsday switch before destruction comes.
Mission: Tenderness is the link that connects the world
