I Went Viral After Livestreaming My Dissociative Identity Disorder in the Underworld

A new player has entered the horrifying game of the Netherworld. At first glance, she looks like a fragile little rabbit who won't live long.

Watching Tao Nai's Sanity plummet from the start, the ghost spectators think: There's no way a little rabbit like her will last a day in a dungeon.

The next second, Tao Nai is still trembling, but her Sanity suddenly skyrockets. She runs circles around the evil ghost NPCs and escapes alive.

When the first dungeon ends, Tao Nai hasn't just survived: she has become a god worshipped by every evil ghost NPC in the dungeon.

The ghost spectators say: It's only a D-rank dungeon. The little rabbit just got lucky.

But in every dungeon that follows, Tao Nai pulls off one jaw-dropping feat after another, turning the tables in increasingly unbelievable ways.

In the Tianshan Funeral Home dungeon, several living corpses corner Tao Nai and drive her to the brink. The little rabbit, who had been trembling with fear, suddenly becomes a force to be reckoned with and stomps them all underfoot. “Either submit to me or be reduced to ashes.”

In the City of Illusory Love dungeon, a bewitching, seductive sea demon holds Tao Nai in its arms. Seeing her fall for him, it bares its bloodthirsty fangs, only for the girl in its embrace to strike a vicious blow. “That trick might fool some young girls, but I don't fall for it.”

Watching Tao Nai break one dungeon after another and conquer wave after wave of evil ghosts, turning them into her believers, the ghost spectators ask: “Goddess Tao, how many sides of you have we still not seen?”