The Corridor [Infinite]

[Application to unlock this story has been submitted] On New Year's Eve, strange things begin happening around Yu Miao, who has stayed behind at school. Ghostly shadows appear on her phone screen and outside the dormitory. Strange laughter rings in her ears at midnight, and a ghostly hand reaches in through the window and snaps her friend's neck. Panicked, Yu Miao bolts for the door, only to open one strange door after another and find herself passing through different times and spaces. Either die, or risk your life for a chance to return and save your friend. The haunted dormitory, The silent hospital, The abandoned amusement park, The shabby little inn, Every door in the corridor leads to a world you could never have imagined. Coming soon: The Sickly Top Student Binds to a Health System. Click the author's profile to read more. Recommending a friend's upcoming infinite-flow novel, This Game Is So Poor! Article ID: 7103782 Synopsis: After sunrise that day, everything around Nan You changed. The endless death train, the abandoned hospital shrouded in mystery, the baffling System missions... "Enter the game. Your mission is to obstruct the other players' deductions. You win if fewer than two players successfully solve the mystery." Nan You understands all that, but isn't this game way too poor? The train's green paint is peeling, the hospital's chandelier flickers, and even the NPCs who occasionally show up are so half-hearted, it's like they weren't paid enough. To fool the other players, Nan You carefully lies down beside a corpse, but the corpse lying next to him suddenly sits up. He pulls off the white cloth covering his face, revealing stunningly beautiful features that make everyone gasp. Then he wipes the blood off his face. "What awful luck. This is ridiculous." #Could they spend a little more and hire an NPC who gives a damn# #? If you're really this broke, maybe just give up# #If you're not an umbrella, don't try to hold up the sky# Theme: As long as we work together, we won't be afraid of difficulties