Survival Game Designer: No One Makes It Out Alive

Wu Mou wakes up in a room full of playing cards and is ordered to design death games with difficulty levels ranging from A to K, for a total of thirteen levels.

With each level the difficulty increases, the players gain one extra life.

Whenever a player dies, Wu Mou gets to live one more day.

But he cannot let all the players die either, or the customer service department will receive a complaint and settle accounts with him.

Who should stay, who should go, how those who must go should be eliminated, and why the others should stay: all of it falls within Wu Mou's purview.

Everyone has their own convictions, and those convictions grant them unique abilities. The strength of their convictions determines the strength of their powers.

Every clash of blood and wounds is a silent exchange between convictions;

Every test of tears and hatred is a silent conversation between convictions.

They do not want to be eliminated, but they want Wu Mou eliminated;

Wu Mou wants them eliminated, and he wants everyone eliminated even more.