I’ve Been Trapped in a Horror Game for a Hundred Years

A humble author, stealing ideas online.

The only illogical thing is that after being imprisoned for a hundred years, the protagonist, upon returning to real life, is still able to cooperate obediently with people. If he had normal thinking, he would have already gone on a killing spree to celebrate his return home.

Here's a suggestion: after the protagonist is trapped for 100 years and hears that they can escape, will they still care about their teammates? Shouldn't they immediately go to complete the mission and leave the game?

The first chapter describes how the game requires a special chip implant and costs money to play, and the protagonist is incredibly excited after purchasing it. However, the second chapter, like those horror game novels, introduces new characters with mandatory missions; death is permanent. Aren't these people just paying to die?

Damn, you can become stronger just by having sex with a ghost!

I hope there will be more ghost-related elements to advance the plot, instead of just random idiots every time I enter the game.

After reading more than ten chapters, it's a real loss for the female-oriented fiction genre that the author doesn't write harem-style romance novels.

Is there a missing chapter between chapters 38 and 39? Oh! It's like there's an integer between 3 and 4, so where did that chapter go? Am I someone who's short on traffic?

The investment failed, and there has been no update for seven days.

I just want to ask, how exactly did the protagonist complete the side quest at the gas station during the hundred years he was trapped? To complete the gas station side quest, you first need to trigger the phone to summon a horde of zombies. During the horde attack, even non-speed-type superhumans can't escape.