I Am Killing Monsters in Hades City

On a thunderstorm night, Song Lai, an electrician in a village in the city, was electrocuted to death. Electricity crawled through the seams of bones, and he saw a figure standing in the lightning. When he opened his eyes again, he was lying in a gray ancient city. There is a wooden sign at the gate of the city. The words are in simplified Chinese, as if they were left by the previous person: Kill monsters and become stronger. Clear the level and resurrect. There is only one rule: only one can survive. Song Lai is a coward. He is afraid of ghosts and the dark, and his legs feel weak when he sees a corpse. He runs away first when encountering a wandering spirit. If he cannot run away, he pees his pants and makes a cold joke: "I can even repair the circuit of the Lord of Hell." But it was such a coward who awakened the most vicious skill in the city - "Leading Thunder Technique". Normally he only dares to trigger a hair-thin thunder, but in desperate situations he can deliver a blow that even he himself is afraid of. Kill the corpse puppet and drop copper coins. Kill You Zheng and drop the peach wood sword. The more he kills, the stronger he gets, and the stronger he gets, the closer he gets to the truth - this city has cycled ninety-nine times, and every monster he kills is the remaining soul of the previous generation's passer. The Lord of the Netherworld has waited ninety-nine times, waiting for the hundredth harvest to refine him into the roulette wheel. It never takes action personally, because chess players don't make moves. What it fears is never the strong, but those who don't play by the rules. Time doesn't go by in town. No matter how long he stayed up, it only lasted one night. The cell phone has no signal, but it can be used as a flashlight. Lighters are hard currency. His skills in repairing electricity are unique in the city. The gray fog outside the wall will whisper. Some people have tried to climb over the wall, but no one has come back. A group of people gathered around him: a taciturn retired scout, a graduate student who read county records, a rich second-generation anchor who was struck to death by lightning, a forensic doctor who could see people's death, and a kindergarten teacher who could appease resentful spirits.