Escape Contract

Sorry, I accidentally deleted the review. There is no female protagonist in this book because the protagonist is not popular and he is not worthy.

1 Pure supernatural flow 2 non-invincible text 3 pits are big and will be filled in later 4 No female protagonist, single male protagonist

If there are any typos, please tell me in this chapter so I can correct them.

Taotaojiang~ Will there be a female protagonist in this book? (:[___]←Waiting for reply

Come on. Already invested. Look after you.

I won't comment on the creative content, but after reading it, there are about 10 chapters, and there are too many typos, right? Seriously affects reading experience

Come on, invest three votes and wait for profit

Although I don't have many collections, this recommendation ticket is really scary. No one (>

Dear writer, your new book is very good. I have joined the new book investment group. Please update~

There are less suspense and ghosts, the name of the horror house has been changed, and it has become more fantasy in the later period. There are also many ghosts and ghosts that have been blocked. River crabs are everywhere 😅

It looks a bit uncomfortable. As mentioned in the previous article, he started having nightmares when he was eight years old, and it was his grandfather who "sealed" him. But since he doesn't use his grandfather as a backer when something goes wrong, based on this world view and his grandfather being so generous, it can be determined that his grandfather is not an ordinary person, at least he is also a big boss in this "world"? Or maybe he is a person with a big background, so the people behind the secret room will naturally be a little hesitant when they hear his grandfather's name. Even if they don't say it, they can't tell their grandfather about the situation after they come out? If the protagonist's grandfather has no strength and no background, then the nightmare can be "sealed". Therefore, the author deliberately made the protagonist die and serve as someone else's subordinate. Although this situation is not very good, but seeing how uncomfortable it is, it feels like trying to persuade him to quit: You see, this protagonist is weak and has no background. He can be bullied and exploited. It would be better to sell him when he is no longer useful. That's how it feels. As for the plot, it's pretty good. Anyway, it still feels a bit immersive. But, if you don't let the protagonist go out early or join in in another way, it would be better than this kind of force. At least in reality, few people like to be threatened to join. (That's why I said this is another attempt to persuade you to quit. If you want to change it, just change it. If you don't want to change, just pretend I didn't say it)