Infinite Blockade: Mortals Vow to Kill Gods

In the global game of gods, the only independent variable that is not bound by any mythology—— Lin Bei, the second landlord of the village in the city, was thrown into the fictional battlefield, identified as a private, and guarded Post No. 7 For 72 hours. There is no system, no golden fingers, just an old-fashioned rifle and a few comrades who are also thrown in by the red frame. People around him fell one after another, and he could only rely on observation and trial and error to dig out fragmented battlefield rules from the intervals between shelling and charging rhythm, and use them as chips to fight for his life. When the completion of the rules puzzle exceeds the threshold, it will be activated on the spot - using points to exchange for the rules skills he tried with his life on the battlefield. From being a cannon fodder on an empty battlefield, to being a puzzle solver with strange rules, to being the only independent variable in the game of gods that is not bound by any myths, the path Lin Bei took was the last path left by a long-extinct mortal civilization. The first dungeon safe house is Guixu, built by that extinct mortal civilization. The Wall of the Dead records the names of all those who died in battle, and the obelisk seals the inheritance of the Godslayer. All mythical entities are aggregations of fictional rules, and battles focus on rule deduction and contract cracking. Mortal bodies will eventually reconstruct the global rule system.