Ever since An Ran was chosen by this damned trial ground, she has been forced to travel through all kinds of horror scenarios.
A different dimension crawling with murderous intent; a midnight library where ghosts crawl out of books; a murder game with an unguessable killer; a haunted locked room; a fashion week haunted by a bloodied, skinless corpse; a plane crash with no survivors; a spirit island where the dead keep disappearing; a famine-stricken world facing a food crisis...
One dangerous instance after another, each a trial in the game. Only by uncovering the truth behind the game can she escape this nightmare.
The instances include terrifying ghosts, dystopian societies, mystery and suspense, and physical survival in another world.
Content warning: There is a danmei subplot for a secondary couple, but very little romance. If that bothers you, please proceed with caution.
New story, please add it to your favorites: The Supporting Female Character's Face-Slapping System (Quick Transmigration)
There are always supporting female characters who are just as beautiful and clever as the heroine, and whose character is no better or worse than hers,
but they still end up getting thoroughly trounced by the heroine.
Because the heroine is the darling of the world and destiny's chosen one.
Su Yun refuses to accept that. What's destiny's favor, anyway?
As a powerhouse, she's best at crushing destiny through sheer ability!
A capable supporting female character, here to slap faces!
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It's a bit of an anticlimax, and my teammates seem to be of no use.
The opening settings of the scripts are quite good, but they are basically anticlimactic, and the most exciting ending of each script is not good. Many hints were not used. The teammates of the male and female protagonists also don't play any role, the setting is of little significance, and the characters are not very likable. There was no game that was supposed to be there during the final battle, and it wasn't even as interesting as the previous plot. Although it's okay to say that the female protagonist is not a weakling, basically the male protagonist simply saves the female protagonist in particularly dangerous moments, life and death crises, without paying any price, and he doesn't even say how he saved her during the final battle. The Cthulhu organization set up is just a background board, and there is no fighting or conflict in the end. The writing is average, and the description of the fighting scenes is not very good. Seeing as the scene setting is pretty good, I can probably give it a 5.
The heroine asked her aunt to determine the rules and then skipped the plot.
Is there a section missing in the middle?
Emmmm, the article was good in the early stage, but halfway through the book, the style of painting seemed to have collapsed. Suddenly, the protagonist's behavior was very different from those before them. For example, the male protagonist of this book, although the author's humor skills are full of points, but really because of the male protagonist's previous behavior The setting is all the same as an iceberg, but then it suddenly takes a 180-degree turn, which makes it feel a little awkward. There are loopholes in some plots logically. The finale is a perfunctory QAQ. But I hope the author will get better and better. Don't be anxious when writing, write slowly, and people will read it once it's done.
I actually want the male protagonist to die? Speaking of the civilized female protagonist in this article, the narrative becomes more and more male-oriented later on, which is really uncomfortable to watch.
Anticlimactic, a bit disappointing.
The name of this chapter has been harmonized??
I think Bailang's tone of voice is quite interesting. I kind of like this guy.
I think Bailang's tone of voice is quite interesting. I kind of like this guy.