The Top Student Turns the World Upside Down in an Escape Game

With the college entrance exams approaching, Zhu Muling finds herself trapped in a deadly escape game.

A "deranged old farmer" who has raised a prison cell full of mutated rabbits and chickens points at the countless animals crammed into the room, their eyes bloodshot as they leap at and tear into each other. He asks a malicious, life-or-death question:

"How many 'living' chickens are in the cage? How many rabbits?"

"How many heads? How many feet? Answer correctly or die."

Zhu Muling looks at the disabled animals, many missing their heads or legs. ?

A terrifying version of the elementary school math problem about chickens and rabbits in one cage?

Help! Why does she have to solve problems even in an escape game?

Office workers don't love their jobs, and top students don't like doing homework either!

One horrifying scenario after another, along with familiar NPCs, comes her way.

[The deranged manager at a haunted aquarium, filling it with water even as he drains it]

[The "conscientious" contractor duo, A and B, working in perfect sync at a haunted unfinished building]

The scenarios are insane and the NPCs are twisted, but luckily, her skill is powerful enough.

[The skill you have drawn is: Xiao Ming Can Lie]

As long as most people believe her lies, they become true.

The college entrance exam questions give her a hard time, so Zhu Muling can only grit her teeth and write out a solution.

But if the scenarios give her a hard time... don't blame her for being ruthless!

A pool that floods the players to death? Tear it down! And beat up the manager!

An unfinished building crawling with man-eating ghosts? Blow it up! Then beat the contractor to a pulp!

Player "Math-Flunking Xiao Ming" has made a fearsome name for herself through scams and deceit.

The problems she's victimized gather together, cursing and grinding their teeth as they accuse troublemaker Zhu Muling of wrecking their scenarios.

Who would have thought that, the very next moment...

She kicks the door open, her bloodstained, icy sword pointed at the assembled problems.

Smiling sweetly, she says, "Good evening, chief examiners."

Reading guide:

1. The romance is subtle, and the male lead is nonhuman.

2. A brain-burning, satisfying story about solving mysteries, deduction, and games, including but not limited to rule-based horror, murder mystery games, escape rooms, board games, and fairy tales.

3. Work has gotten busy, so updates have changed to five times a week.

3. Please go easy on me and don't let this story pile up in your reading list. I beg you 🙏.

A completed novel in the same series: The Executioner's Game

In a survival game, Qin Li stares at her skill and falls into deep thought.

[The skill you have drawn is: Suppose You Are Li Hua]

[As everyone knows, Li Hua can do anything except write English essays. Before each scenario begins, players receive an ability bestowed by Li Hua, the God of Getting Things for Free.]

[When you say, "Sorry, my name is Li Hua," your words become reality.]

With death just a breath away, right before she can escape by boarding the school bus,

Qin Li is shoved by another player and about to be thrown to the wolves.

"Sorry, my name is Li Hua."

The two switch places, making the villain suffer the consequences of their own evil.

In the forest, Little Red Riding Hood, wielding a chainsaw, is playing hide-and-seek.

The little girl shrieks wildly and swings the chainsaw at Qin Li.

"Sorry, my name is Li Hua."

With an impenetrable body, she catches the chainsaw with her bare hands. That's how crazy she is.

A new player with the nickname "My Name Is Li Hua" appears on the rankings, a total weirdo.

Word is, she's close with "The Shirt Costs Nine Pounds and Fifteen Pence."

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Theme: Justice triumphs over evil