Infinite Haunted Games

Zeiss is probably a skeptic (? I knew before that he is a very lonely person. When he is bored, he will only have fun by himself, and when he encounters something happy, he will only share it with ghosts (even the ghosts around him ran away)). He likes to record some things that happened by himself to recall... Life in reality is boring, vain and pale to him. He has no real wishes and only jokingly regards "destroying the world" as his goal; if he died in the dungeon, he would not even want to write a suicide note in the last half hour of his life, but would just lie in bed and wait for death. He doesn't have much desire to survive, or he is skeptical about everything in reality. He doesn't die just because he can't find an interesting way to die and is afraid of being bored. Therefore, other players always try their best to delay entering the dungeon, but he frequently enters the dungeon before the countdown ends. In the dungeon, he feels like he is alive and can meet new people and new things. He is also self-loathing. After encountering setbacks, he will laugh at himself and call himself a "scumbag" in the Dialectical Game dungeon. He always feels that he is a ghost hiding in the crowd and a rat in the gutter. In the two dungeons of Dialectical Game and Double Happiness Town, he can kill himself without hesitation. The copy of Xizhen was very clear. After Xu Wen told him about the law of the jungle, Qisi felt very satisfied, so he gave up the struggle with satisfaction. It can be seen that as long as there is a reasonable reason and method, Qisi can choose death without hesitation. To be honest, I really feel a sense of insecurity when reading Qisi's story. He is too erratic, as if he is outside the world, unable to grasp it, and he doesn't know when he will fly away (it's such a feeling, it's hard to describe, that's pretty much what it means)  Then Qisi's past was revealed bit by bit, and it was discovered that he was not born to enjoy loneliness, otherwise he would not have learned to tell unfunny jokes for a "friend" he met by chance. He is actually afraid of loneliness, but he is not fragile, has a strong spirit, and is logically self-consistent. Therefore, after being rejected by the crowd, he will not choose to change himself and integrate into the group, but will become accustomed to being alone and living in isolation. (ps. I feel that Qisi cares about his childhood friend. Looking back, I found that he mentioned it once in the first chapter and again in the Double Happiness Town dungeon. It can be said that he acted indifferently, but in fact he cannot forget it. The damage caused by that friend should be quite great. After that, Qisi should never believe in real friends anymore. Even when facing Jin Yusheng, he used his relationship and used him as a tool. Jin Yusheng, miserable.) Extending from this, we can almost understand why Qisi created such a crude plot in the dialectical game copy. He said he was playing with himself, but in fact he was not necessarily simulating the reaction of a person like Jin Yusheng. He didn't believe in friendship, but Jin Yusheng really regarded him as a friend. He actually knew it, but still didn't trust him, so he tested it again and again, even if the test results were negative. Okay, he will just think that the other party is hiding too deep and conduct the next round of tests. (Fuck, it feels so twisted) So in the dialectical game, the clone Qisi can easily formulate a plan to persuade Jin Yusheng to kill the mother body, and believe that the other party will agree (but currently it feels that if it is the real Jin Yusheng, he should not agree.) There is also the principle of "good people don't live long" that Zisi firmly believes in. Personally, it should be related to his past experience. He should have tried to integrate into the human group, just like the kind of monster that just took shape, tentatively extending its tentacles. As a result, he was repeatedly injured and encountered malicious intentions. Over time, he could only give up. Qisi probably doesn't believe in good people. He always thinks that good people are fools (Lin Chen) who don't understand the truth of reality, or they are hypocrites. He feels disgusted because he has never met a good person in the past and no one saved him (all the people who were good to him died), so he is obsessed with telling Yang Yundong the truth about the world, curious about what he will do. What kind of choice, Yang Yundong chose to sacrifice. I feel that Qisi should have been a little touched at that time, so he turned over for Yang Yundong regardless of the dirt and took one last look at the sun. At the end of the dungeon, he looked at the rising sun and waited for the dungeon to end. (There is an absurd beauty of gods and devils bathing in a sun together.) In the Hopeless Sea dungeon, Qisi didn't identify Lu Li as the puppet master until the end. Was it really because Lu Li hid it too well? It feels like Qisi should still hope that he is a good person. After all, he acted too brightly. Qisi probably yearned for Lu Li, so he went to get to know Lu Li after the dungeon was released. Afterwards, I tried to play the role of Lu Li in the Double Happiness Town dungeon, but found that I was not suitable. (It suddenly occurred to me that Qisi reacted greatly every time he saw the peace theory of the Kyushu Guild, and he was dissatisfied with his integrity.) Qisi's attitude towards Chang Xu is quite special. Chang Xu is probably the person he wants to kill the most. The specific reason may be because of a mutuality? On the one hand, he envied Chang Xu's strength, but on the other hand, he despised the other person's wisdom. But when he found out that the other person was still alive and well despite being so stupid, was there a kind of jealousy? It's similar to how a small-town problem solver who worked hard to change his destiny faced Tianzhi who was born with a golden key. The feeling of pride. Qisi hates people who are "well-protected in ivory towers" because he has never been protected. Then there are Chang Xu's three views... Qisi should not hate Yang Yundong, but he hates Chang Xu. The specific reason is that Yang Yundong's three views are completely It was neat and clear that he died soberly, but Chang Xu lived in confusion... Qisi felt that he couldn't bear him (I loved Chang Xu, but he was disliked for no reason, the feeling of a stupid Samoyed) As for why Qisi wants Liu Yuhan to live, it seems that he covets Liu Yuhan's reputation and wants to use her to deal with the public opinion guidance on the forum; from the character analysis, it is probably because Qisi realizes that Liu Yuhan has a similar experience to him. They both encountered a lot of malice and lived a very difficult life, but he has come out, and Liu Yuhan has not yet. He walked out, so he pulled him while he was curious about why the other person didn't grow crookedly, so he pushed him again. It felt like Qisi's attitude towards Liu Yuhan was a bit like a naughty child. He picked up a cat from the water tank and pushed it in again... (Don't abuse the cat!) In the end, I feel that Qisi is a bit like that kind of little fox, hiding in a dark corner and peeking at the sunshine outside, sometimes stretching out his claws, sometimes dragging the creatures outside into the shadows (Sorry, I am guilty of "Feng Shen") In short, it is now clear how Xiaoxiao wants to express the theme of "the solitary person is either a god or a beast". I hope Xiaoxiao can complete this book successfully!

I made something strange and posted it

I painted a Zeiss according to the template. I feel that Zeiss is the kind of person who is both bloodthirsty and peaceful. He looks terrifying but also has a disguised divinity——

If you want to see a copy, you can leave a message below. You can also mention some keywords, images, and elements. I'll see what I can brainstorm... By the way, I would like to ask what you think of the existing copies. Do you like Gothic style, Chinese country style, or American drama style? Do you like mystery, horror, or gaming? Do you prefer a single-player copy or a multi-player copy? (The first four copies are considered to have gone through various types. The strengths and weaknesses are very clear. What is certain is that I can't write anything too scary/laughs)

I have finished reading the free chapter, and I feel that I am 60-70% as good as a Gu Immortal. I heard that the author is also a female Gu Immortal, which is so rare! Suddenly I discovered that the author and the real person are both from Jiangsu. This place is really devastated 🙂 By the way, I am also from Jiangsu, and I plan to write dark articles in the future 🙂

Artist: -YMBY-

Artist: A Mie

Artist: Qian Ru Qian (I'm wondering whether to change the cover image to this one)

After reading the first copy of Shennong's Test Book, all opinions represent my personal opinions only. First of all, the protagonist is a thoroughly intelligent businessman, scum, bt, selfish, indifferent, and cruel. These words can be perfectly applied to him. There is no need for this protagonist to kill people. Why do you force me to do this? The protagonist kills people just because he wants to do it. Brothers who can't accept this can withdraw. Okay, let's read on and talk about my evaluation of this book. The writing style is quite good and has a somewhat distinct feeling. However, best friend suspense is probably the style of writing. The first copy is also quite interesting. The plot and rhythm are well grasped. The protagonist and supporting characters are also very distinctive. It is a good book. I recommend you to read it.

Why does the author want to write a character with distorted views? Is it because encountering something in reality reflects a change in the heart? Aren't there a lot of good people and things? It's not that I like extreme Madonnas and characters with a strong sense of justice. Isn't it bad to have neutral and other characters? Can people with evil-to-evil characters still be called human beings? I read some books where people who are kind and even willing to help the protagonist are sacrificed. I feel a little uncomfortable. I don't understand the meaning of this kind of writing and I don't agree with it. Is this kind of subject very popular? I see a lot of monthly posts. Can I ask book friends who like this book whether they read it for fun or as a strange story? Or maybe they actually have a similar mentality to the protagonist of this book and resonate with it?