[Unlimited streaming/Campus derived weird stories/Micro grams/Part of the forum body]
Ten years ago, Wu Yun died once.
She once looked into God's eyes and glimpsed a corner of the indescribable world.
Ten years later, that world arrived.
In the dream, the campus that was so familiar during the waking day became abnormal, and the petri dishes of the laboratory were crawling with silent creatures. The storage room in the cafeteria was flooded with blood, and the water in the bathroom revealed twisted shadows on the ceiling.
What was originally a familiar nightmare has turned into an inescapable death game. The panicked and ignorant strange students, the rules that must be followed but are intertwined and violated, the gazes of unspeakable things... In this fertile ground that breeds all malice, He smiled at the players.
He said:
"Welcome to my game."
When Wu Yun saw so many strange students breaking into his dream, he knew something was wrong.
Question: Since dreams are subconscious reactions, is it more terrifying to be rummaged through the XX network disk inside and out, or to be watched and barged in by a bunch of strangers, and to form a forum to scold the dreamer as a psychopath and discuss how to clear your nightmare?
Answer: Of course, it is even more terrifying that you may not be able to survive in your dream.
The intervention of unknown anomalies made the original nightmare out of control. Accompanied by strange codes, dreams are further distorted and even begin to invade the real world. The creator of the dream has also been put on the scale of prey, and the only thing he can rely on is his original and innate ability:
"Dream making".
Because I'm afraid that players will run away with random ideas, I share strategies on the forum.
Since the rules cannot be followed completely, I write my own rules.
Because I couldn't defeat the BOSS, I... Became the BOSS myself.
... Is a very normal logic, right?
Note
1. The heroine's infinite escape story has certain elements of Cthulhu and rules.
2. The player range is college students across the country.
3. With CP, 1V1.
Purpose: Helping each other
