Shen Cong was inexplicably pulled into a game.
The game was incredibly “kind,” and its style was incredibly bizarre.
Conducting research in a scenic area, escaping from a wasteland-style church, role-playing in a cyberpunk world, and making sacrifices to one’s family in the deep sea...
The game’s content was fresh, and so was its high death rate. It began with a lot of people and ended with only a few. It was unwavering in its pursuit of the “No Survivors” achievement, specializing in encouragement that broke players’ spirits.
The game also went out of its way to make people uncomfortable. Every death was so elaborate it could fill a brief history of torture. And once the game bound itself to you, you had to keep playing until you died.
Dying was fine, but he couldn’t die in an undignified way. That was Shen Cong’s only requirement.
But after clearing one game after another, he realized this game seemed to be one huge observational experiment. And everyone was a test subject...
Tips:
1. No System, no cheats, no golden finger.
2. One or two instances tie into the later plot, and the tone may get a little absurd.
Theme: Cherish life and live in harmony with others
When I read the character Shen Cong, I felt a particularly strong resonance in my heart. Out of love and understanding for him, I tried to briefly compile some observations and feelings about Shen Cong's personality traits from a psychological perspective and refer to DSM-5, and share them with the author. The following is just a small personal experience during the reading process. If there is anything inappropriate, please forgive me. According to DSM-5 standards, schizotypal personality traits mainly include the following points, and Shen Cong showed very typical characteristics: Does not desire or enjoy close relationships (including family relationships): Shen never takes the initiative to establish or maintain close relationships. Solitary activities are almost always chosen: his profession (photographer) emphasizes working alone and minimizing social needs. Little or no interest in sexual experiences with others: Shen rarely displays intimacy or emotional initiative. Gaining pleasure from few activities: His daily activities are mostly functional and lack obvious pleasure. Lack of close friends or confidants (other than immediate family): He has no apparent close social circle except for a few special contacts. Shows indifference to praise or criticism from others: He pays little attention to outside evaluations. Emotional indifference and indifferent expression: Inner emotions are highly suppressed, and external emotional expression is extremely restrained. To sum up, the role of Shen Cong shows a distinct and complete schizotypal personality. He built his own world in isolation and solitude, while also showing a powerful inner tenacity. I deeply admire this kind of character creation with great psychological depth. Thank you to the author for creating such a delicate and real character, so that people can not only read his story, but also understand and resonate with him from a psychological level. Thank you again for writing such real and touching characters! [Hands together][Hands together][Hands together]
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I - when I read this chapter: I will never see Jiang Hai give birth again (crying 😭) Or me: OMG new copy kyaaaaaa! (Excitement, anticipation, looking forward to watching Shen Cong [Make Me Healthy]) It's still me: Forget it, just refresh the old copy and meet Jiang Haisheng while waiting for the update [covering face and laughing] Oh my God, after the main text is finished, do you plan to write a side story?
After noticing this detail, I am indeed quite strange, but it seems that the master really likes to use the image of television to describe the atmosphere. At Aunt Qi's house, there were always dramas on TV, and she would even sob while watching them; At Shen Cong's parents' house, although the TV was turned on, it was just for some sound, not really for watching; And now, Shen Cong also started watching TV while eating. The book also says that the ending is very sad, and the BGM is also very sad. Suddenly I thought, could this actually be a hint that Shen Cong was also sad in his heart? Also, Shen Cong was used to going to bed early, but when "Jiang Haisheng" called him via video late that night, he was actually just lying on the bed and not asleep. Maybe I think too much, or maybe it's just because I'm in a bad mood, so when I read it, I always feel a little sad between the lines.
In this way, when players enter the game world, a substitute will appear in the real world to live on their behalf, right? Then if they die in the game, this substitute will live on for them forever. I'm not very good at reasoning. [Changed]
From the moment Shen Cong cryptically asked Tan Chi about the ending of "Shengsheng" in another world in the text, I have been trying to comfort myself not to be sad anymore, because Jiang Haisheng in the other world still lives happily. But even so, the reality of Jiang Haisheng's real departure from this world still bothers me, like a thorn in my heart. In fact, I feel sad every time a player dies. Because of language differences, I can't remember everyone's names, and the names translated by Google are probably not very accurate. I still remember that there was an iron triangle of friends, two men and one woman. They first appeared in the "rules dungeon" (the dungeon where Jiang Hai lived and died). Later, two friends died, and the remaining person stopped working hard to clear the dungeon. I still remember Shen Cong said in the rules copy that there is a player who looks like Jiang Haisheng. I just unconsciously remembered the little details about Jiang Haisheng. Now that I know that Jiang Haisheng has a happy ending, I am happy for him from the bottom of my heart. I feel like I have finally pulled out the thorn in my heart. From now on, every time I think of Jiang Haisheng, I will no longer worry about his unfinished death. Jiang Haisheng was, is, and will always be a happy Jiang Haisheng. What a coincidence, today's weather forecast said there would be clouds and rain, but when I looked up at the sky, the sky was blue and there was sunshine. The sunset this evening was also particularly beautiful. Really a happy ending. Shen Cong is still clumsy in expressing love, but every little move he makes tells Jiang Haisheng that he cherishes this friend very much. I especially like the memory of that slipper; Jiang Haisheng just took away Shen Cong's slippers. I like that the master used Jiang Haisheng's perspective to tell this memory; Jiang Haisheng did not mention Shen Cong's reaction when he heard that he lied to his mother. Because of this, I understood that even if Shen Cong knew that he was being used as a shield to avoid being scolded by his mother, he just silently condoned it. That kind of indulgence may seem like you don't care, but actually you are willing to tolerate it because you are too close🥺. I love Jiang Haisheng's mother - Aunt Qi Sulan believed Jiang Haisheng said that she was resurrected and was just going to explore the universe. Auntie loved and missed him so much that she was willing to believe such an incredible thing for half an hour. I love this extra. Thank you God for giving Jiang Haisheng such a perfect ending. In fact, I haven't read any other novels on Jinjiang since the end of The Great God's story. But I still maintain a habit of going into the app to see if new chapters have been updated or if the master has written a new article. I am very happy that God arranged for me to check out the app today. Still looking forward to other stories from the master, Tan Chi's story, and what the final direction of this game will be.
ĐạI thần ơi, hôm nay em đột nhiên cảm thấy muốn vào app để xem. Thần đăng chương về Giang Hải Sinh. Em thật sự hạnh phúc lắm. Hiện tại em chưa đọc. Nhưng em sẽ bắt đầu đọc, thật chậm rãi. Cám ơn đại thần.
As for clay figures, Xiaojiang has indeed made a lot of them before. But what if the clay figurine wears rainbow-colored clothes this time... I remember mentioned in the previous chapters that Jiang Haisheng once "forced" Shen Cong to wear red, green, and purple together, matching them in various colors for several days (laughs), although Shen Cong later returned to his original black and gray colors. Well, that's probably it... Why am I thinking about Xiao Jiang when I read everything now?
I have read this chapter over a dozen times, and the first two chapters over and over again. I kept thinking and hesitating, and it took me a long time to calm down and muster up the courage to write down these feelings. I really cried for Jiang Haisheng's death. In fact, I haven't shed tears for a long time because my emotions have long been smoothed and numbed by life. I always thought that my heart had long turned into a stone, and stones have no feelings... But, like Jiang Haisheng, I don't believe how important Xiaohai is to Shen Cong. I thought I was right, but now I realize that I was wrong. Jiang Hai was alive and dead, but it turned out that Shen Cong was shaken. Up to now, I am still in a daze. I have been struggling to get rid of the regret and pain of Xiaojiang's death, and the words I write seem to be intermittent. I hope that before closing his eyes and seeing Shen Cong rushing back, Jiang Haisheng could understand that he was not abandoned by Shen Cong. Shen Cong really cared about him. He'll understand, right... Your narration, great master, makes the whole work cold and unpredictable. This way of telling immediately brought to mind the cold and decisive image of Shen Cong, which was very fitting and shocking. That's why my thoughts were so naturally the same as those of Jiang Haisheng and Yu Fenglin. I felt that it was impossible for Shen Cong to fight for anyone, let alone to protect someone to the point of risking his life (even the person being protected couldn't believe that he could be protected). There are also Li Shun and Cai Sicheng, and reversals are coming one after another. What choice will the "Jiang Haisheng clone" make in the real world? I have been led around by the nose in circles. If the game can resurrect Li Shun, is it possible for Xiao Jiang to have even a little hope? I knew Xiao Jiang would die, but I couldn't help but keep thinking about it... Oh, I kept crying. [Heartbroken]
The greatly constructed plot is really great! The writing style is also very crisp and clear. The whole story is full of mystery, rhythmic, and all the elements fit together just right. It's simply addictive! The plot is so good that even a lazy person like me starts thinking about it all night long (with a splitting headache) This is the first time I've read a story featuring a character like Shen Cong. I really like the protagonist and the supporting characters who have already received their lunch boxes and are about to receive their lunch boxes 😂. The game never shows mercy to humans, but Jiang Haisheng is obviously an exception. I think Shen Cong must have noticed that the game gave Xiaohai a buff, probably for some purpose, so he just went along with it and showed it to the game. Of course, he also took the opportunity to test whether the buff was really useful. (I guess he asked Yu Fenglin to take care of Xiao Hai, which was actually an experiment 😂) And I also think that the game must know that Shen Cong has seen these clues, but he is just curious about how the game will "play" Shen Cong. After all, I think Shen Cong probably won't be merciful to Jiang Haisheng... (It's so heartbreaking [dissolved])