I Was Raised by the Bosses in Infinite-Flow Dungeons

Gui Ming had always thought he was an ordinary person, and a rather poor one at that. He lived in a remote mountain village and had to walk for hours over mountain roads to get to school every day. His poverty made him feel inferior, so he never spoke to anyone else. The only unusual thing was that every so often, groups of people who had given up on life would come to him, then die in bizarre ways. His grandmother said they were all crazy. Then one day, a woman died in front of him, unwilling and resentful. Before she passed, she rambled, “I'll show you a treasure,” and forcibly shoved a marble into his hand. He never expected the marble to be a key to some cursed, forcibly binding infinite-dungeon system. He couldn't throw it away, and the moment he picked it up, he was tossed into a dungeon to fend for himself. If he managed to survive, he was immediately sent to the next one, over and over until he died or cleared them all. No one knew how to clear the dungeons. Caught in a sudden disaster, Gui Ming could only hug himself and shiver in the dungeons. Faced with eerie settings and teammates with ulterior motives, all he could do was cry out for his grandma and say he'd see her in the next life. But just as Gui Ming thought he wouldn't even survive his first dungeon, he cried so hard he hiccupped... Why did this dungeon seem just a tiny bit familiar...? Wasn't this the home of his great-aunt's brother-in-law's family? Hmmmm... And as he kept going, he realized that the brat who had terrorized him as a child was the scariest BOSS in this dungeon? The terrified look on Gui Ming's face slowly turned strange... Well, how could he be scared now? I'm not capable, so what? So what if my teammates betray me? The BOSS is my childhood friend! The dungeon is my hometown! Just try messing with me! But as Gui Ming bluffed his way through the dungeons, he gradually realized... he might not be as ordinary as he thought. Hugs himself tighter.jpg Shivers, scared of himself.jpg P.S.: 1. It's not scary. Trust me, it's not scary at all. Theme: Inner strength is true strength.