While traveling through a parallel world, Li Yi unexpectedly activated the Strange Tales Sharing System.

"Sharing bizarre rule-based stories with the world in a game format, where players work and I level up, players explore and I level up, and even players are scared and I level up?"

At that moment, Li Yi instantly transformed into a national game producer.

A note from Mom, zoo visitor rules, Da Luoshan.

A world entirely composed of strange and uncanny rules gradually emerges before all players.

The eerie horror elements, the unknown and thrilling plot, and the ultra-realistic five-sense experience have made players around the world scream in terror.

Passerby: I would call this the greatest game of the century, bar none.

(Rating just released, will rise) [Dual-path godhood + plagiarism + campus + no system + parallel world + satisfying read + lighthearted + single female lead]

Some say that demons and angels are irreconcilable enemies.

Lin Que closed the book.

"Sorry, both of them are me."

Reborn into high school, Lin Que discovers that something is wrong with this world.

Despite advanced technology, the cultural and entertainment industry remains barren.

This time, Lin Que stopped pretending!

One is the supreme god in the world of online literature!

One is a beacon of hope for contemporary literature!

Just when everyone thought these were two unparalleled geniuses evenly matched, Lin Que's true identity was unexpectedly exposed.

The whole country was shocked!!

The same pen that wrote the despair of "Human World is Like a Prison" and the hope of "To Live".

The demon who sells fear and the angel who captures souls are actually the same person?!

When he won the Nobel Prize at the youngest age, built an entertainment empire with one hand and reshaped the Chinese myth with the other, he faced the world's astonishment and shock.

Lin Que shrugged:

"Don't panic, I just want to bring a little light and a tiny bit of shock to this dull world."

What is Chinese horror? Is it the paper wedding dress? Is it being trapped in a maze of ghosts? No, it's the intricacies of Chinese interpersonal relationships that are truly terrifying!

Chen Mo transmigrates to the Tower World and becomes a dungeon designer.

He pulled out his trump card: interpersonal relationships and social etiquette. In a Chinese banquet, the hierarchy of seating, the orientation of the fish head, the toasts, and the order of toasts would all become nourishment for the game, serving as the rules for designing the game.

Later, Chen Mo not only designed a series of scenarios including Chinese-style drinking parties, endless hellish overtime, and Chinese-style education, but also a depressing family reunion scenario during the Lunar New Year. Faced with the insane pressure from all the relatives, how can these challengers possibly cope? These are the real Chinese horrors!

Chapters 1-24: Chinese-style Drinking Party Instance

Chapters 30-54: Endless Overtime Dungeon

Chapters 56-92: A Happy Chinese New Year for Families (Part 1)

Readers who don't like the current episode can skip to the next one. The plot is in the form of weakly linked episodic stories, so not having read the previous episodes won't affect your reading experience.

[Survival] [Shelter] [Cthulhu]

The entire population is transported to another world, and Su Yi, as a survivor, is forced to join a survival game.

The eerie dark forest hides countless dangers and opportunities, and the only refuge is the wooden house behind you.

Su Yi, relying on his talent that allows him to freely switch attributes, focused all his attributes on luck when choosing the shelter upgrade system, and unexpectedly drew the Mythical quality Nameless House.

With the selection of the upgrade system.

A whispering hut filled with chaotic murmurs.

The Blasphemous Workshop, capable of performing forbidden modifications on objects.

An unnamed altar dedicated to an unknown deity.

...

As Su Yi watched the bizarre buildings, beyond his comprehension, rise from the ground, he unconsciously swallowed hard.

He always felt that his sanctuary was developing in some strange direction.