Becoming the Will of the World [Infinite]

His father died, and his mother went to prison. Faced with gossip and condemnation, young Lu You chose to fight back in kind.

He raised a knife. "You're right. I really will do it, you know~"

He successfully earned the fear and isolation of everyone in town, and Lu You was delighted to be left in peace.

In the summer of his eighteenth year, Lu You entered an infinite world called [World Domination].

This game used human lives to fill its instances. Players kept trying to conquer the same instance, often in dozens of waves, before finally destroying it.

Inside the instances, he explored enthusiastically and "made friends with the neighbors." He was practically an expert at courting death.

His actions won the love of the livestream audience.

[This guy's great! He doesn't play it safe! I've learned so much! I'll definitely burn paper money for you this time next year!]

But when Lu You encountered ugly, uncanny evil spirits, he flashed a radiant smile. He was naturally not very prone to fear, and preferred scaring people to being startled himself.

With his pale skin, red lips, and a few traces of blood on his face, he looked even more terrifying than the evil spirits.

The livestream chat fell silent, and a chill wind swept through.

Viewers: Mom, I'm scared!

No one believed he could really clear an instance in one go and destroy it.

Then the clear notification sounded: the instance had been destroyed.

The livestream chat erupted, and the viewer count soared.

They thought it was a miracle, but it turned out to be the norm.

When Lu You's livestream started, the viewers would say: Want to experience being charmed to death by a horror streamer? Come to Lu You's livestream.

Lu You: ?

A certain NO.1: Thanks for asking. I was charmed to death.

A guide for readers:

Growth and leveling up, mystery-solving and deduction, advancing the plot and fighting monsters

Entirely fictional. Do not connect it to real life.

The love interest appears after the first instance.

The cover uses a template.

Theme: A single spark can start a prairie fire.