Happy ending! Happy ending! Happy ending!
I'm saying it three times because it's important: I'm going to change the ending of this book. If you can't handle a bad ending, don't read it yet. I've heard it can leave you feeling suffocated.
Make a wish!
Here, anything you desire can come true.
Half dazed, Xin Xun was dragged into a wish-making game, and his fragmented memories instantly fell back into place.
At last, the question that had haunted him for so long received its coldest answer:
If you jump out of a first-floor window, will you still die?
Yes.
If you die inside a game instance, the player in the real world will also meet their end.
Thrown into the game without a clue, his first instance was the eerie, gloomy Fuguang Temple.
As he watched players die one after another and cross every line of human decency, step by step,
Xin Xun figured out the true secret to surviving this death game amid a sea of blood and despair.
This was a game that devoured people, through and through.
But no one could resist the bait it dangled.
A flawless, painless makeover. A fortune of billions overnight. Every honor and glory they'd ever wished for...
Win an instance, and every wildest desire was within reach.
[Instance Style] Dark and grounded, with an oppressive tone and a high survival difficulty. Everyone struggles to stay alive. No mindless power-ups.
Core Game Rules:
1. It is strictly forbidden to reveal any information about the wish-making game to ordinary non-player characters.
2. The difficulty of a personal instance can only increase, never decrease, rising with each level. Only in team mode can you match your teammates' game difficulty.
3. Killing another player directly deducts the stars they possess. When a player's stars reach zero, they die.
4. The remaining rules are hidden. Players must discover them for themselves.
Those who enter the game stake their lives for stars.
Clear an instance to earn the corresponding number of stars. What the stars are for will have to be discovered by the players themselves.
Theme: Stay strong through setbacks and keep moving forward through adversity.
. . . . . Why is this the ending?
Can games tamper with the memories of people who died due to failed clearance in the eyes of others? Looking for the stars is a new concept I saw in Infinite Streaming. What a great brain.
This cover is so scary for the timid, ah, it's so stressful to open it late at night
Let's just say, it's good advice. I feel so comfortable now. Thank you very much.
... It feels a bit unclear what the rewards for completing the level are. Why would a perfect life involve death? Is the reward the simple mode of reincarnation in the next life? The author's concept is actually quite interesting. The game itself is an evil existence. But the ending was still a bit rushed. If it could be a little rounder, it might be even more perfect.
This is a mess, right? It's too outrageous [covering face, laughing and crying]
Ah. The character Xiao Wang becomes more and more nauseating the more I watch it. For the protagonist who is struggling on the verge of death, why is his existence necessary?????
There is a typo in the names of Huang Zhen and Jin Zhirong. Did the author give up on editing?
One bala bala, one aba aba hahahahahahaha
He is so careless about life and death. He and the heroine can risk their lives for any trivial matter.