Welcome to the Misogyny Game

Liu Chaoque experienced firsthand the back injury caused by the explosion. When playing the game, he thought the female protagonist looked so battle-damaged and weak, lying in bed wrapped in bandages. Now that he had actually transmigrated, he was already concerned about his image by not grimacing in front of others.

That fucking hurts so much.

Liu Chaoque grinned blankly, utterly baffled as to how she had somehow gotten herself into a game while riding a roller coaster.

I wonder how fast time flows in this game, and whether I can skip it with one click and get discharged directly.

Whether her prayers worked or the game's flow was simply faster than the outside world, on the third day, her wound, which had been throbbing slightly just moments before, healed instantly.

The discharge procedures were completed quickly, and Hu Qiao came to pick her up. To celebrate her discharge, she even took Liu Chaoque out to a restaurant.

But Liu Chaoque was not happy.

"Smile, order whatever you want to eat." Hu Qiao handed Liu Chaoque a menu.

Liu Chaoque always felt ashamed when his game name was called out on the street. He wanted to change his nickname, but found that it could not be changed.

It made her feel inexplicably frustrated.

She then began another chapter in her gaming life under this name.

"Hello, police officer, please tell us what you know."

Sitting in the interrogation chair, looking at the two police officers sitting in front of her, don't worry, she didn't commit suicide, she just unfortunately became the first person to discover it again.

"I was about to go downstairs to buy groceries when I heard a very loud noise from next door, and then it went silent. I remembered that my neighbors were two elderly people, and I wondered if they had fainted, so I tried knocking on their door."

Liu Chaoque said with lingering fear, "In the end, no one responded to me, and I couldn't break down the door, so I called the property management. The property management opened the door with the key and found a pool of blood on the ground. And then this is what happened."

“I didn’t see the body, I’m afraid I’ll have nightmares.” Liu Chaoque clutched his chest, looking very panicked. “Just seeing that large pool of blood, I can imagine the chaos inside the room at that time.”

The policeman tapped on the table and asked, "Do you have anything to add?"

Liu Chaoque shook his head: "That's all I remember. Oh, I think it was eight o'clock when I went downstairs to buy groceries."

She looked at the two policemen pitifully, with some worry: "Is this a robbery-murder or a revenge killing? If the murderer isn't found, can I apply for witness protection? I feel very unsafe right now, like I could be killed at any moment."

The police officer handed her a piece of paper outlining the witness protection application process: "If there are any other issues, we will contact you again."

Holding the paper, Liu Chaoque wished he could pull out his phone and start applying right then and there. Hearing these closing remarks, he quickly nodded.

After that, someone took me to apply for witness protection.

She moved into a single dormitory room next door to a police officer, which made her feel very safe.

A month passed just like that. Perhaps due to the buff of justice, she had a very comfortable month and didn't want to leave.

The murderer has been found. It wasn't a revenge killing, a crime of passion, or a home invasion robbery. The elderly couple's son had gambling debts and wanted to use their pension to pay them off. When the couple refused, he killed them with a kitchen knife.

Liu Chaoque heard a loud bang; it was the sound of an old cabinet being accidentally smashed by the man while he was rummaging through drawers.

At that time, if Liu Chaoque hadn't just knocked on the door and left when no one answered, it would have been a great relief.

If she had tried to pick the lock or kick the door down, the man probably would have opened the door and killed her as well.

Ever since she learned about this, Liu Chaoque refused to live in that building anymore. Hu Qiao, who missed the case because she was on a date with her boyfriend, was relieved but also felt a little guilty. When she heard that Liu Chaoque had decided to move to a different place, she didn't hesitate to move in with her.

"How did you find this place?" Liu Chaoque asked, his mouth agape as he looked at the two-story building facing the police station.

"This should be safe enough, right, little smile?" Xu Wangzhou blinked. This senior had heard about her unexpected misfortune and enthusiastically assured her that he would find her a neighborhood where nothing would happen.

At first, Liu Chaoque didn't believe it at all. How could something be so absolute? But now, she believed it.

He found her a place in a military compound!