Infinite Flow: Becoming a God in a Nightmare Game

His current body is still the one he had when he was 19. That's right, he was pulled into the nightmare game when he was 19.

While others are full of energy at 19, his 19th year was like a stagnant pool, with an inescapable gloom on his face.

Now, at 19, the soul inside his body is no longer the same as before; it has been replaced by Jiang Qi with a different personality.

He seems to be living a richer life now than in his previous life. He no longer violently raids dungeons to prove he's alive, but genuinely wants to understand the real stories behind the dungeons.

After completing the first two instances, Jiang Qi gained a sense of satisfaction he had never experienced before.

It seems he has found a more authentic version of himself.

Only by freeing himself from numbness can his life get back on track.

Regardless of the reason for the existence of this red beauty mark, Jiang Qi was certain that he was being targeted.

This is a marker; the person who marked him can use this to find him accurately.

Who could be behind this? A nightmare game? Or is it someone else?

It becomes much more difficult to disguise oneself.

Not having time to think about it, Jiang Qi got dressed, glanced at the time, and realized it was already midday.

He has to enter the dungeon tonight, and he hasn't made any preparations yet.

Prioritize the dungeon run; put everything else aside for now.

Lu Zhi carefully placed the phone on the living room table. While there was still time, Jiang Qi went to look at the information about the Mu Chun Mental Hospital copy.

To his surprise, apart from the person who was required to enter by the system, there were as many as twenty-five other people who had signed up to enter this instance.

Many players are discussing this post, which is highlighted in red.

Some players even joked on the forums that these reckless players were probably just going in to feed the dungeon boss.

After all, players' levels vary, and it's inevitable that some low-level players will take advantage of loopholes.

Jiang Qi's focus wasn't on that; what puzzled him was that, generally speaking, normal dungeons would limit the number of players.

However, the number of applicants for the Muchun Mental Hospital copy application has actually increased instead of decreased, as if there is no limit to the number of applicants.

However, the information about the instance clearly states that the Muchun Mental Hospital instance is a 16-player instance.

But now things have broken with convention, and it's unclear whether this was intentional on the part of the Nightmare Game.

Furthermore, some top players who are followed by many players have also chosen to enter this dungeon.

Looks like this newbie dungeon is going to be interesting.

Moreover, the dungeon opens tonight, and it's unclear whether high player levels will increase the dungeon's difficulty.

I've never seen so many people willing to participate in this dungeon before. In fact, this dungeon hasn't been open for a long time.

This time, it was only because of Jiang Qi's mission that this instance was reopened to the public.

The popularity of this instance has soared to the top of the discussion.

Even discussions about Jiang Qi subsided, with many people adopting a wait-and-see attitude.

Even though this exception occurred because of Jiang Qi, some players still dared not make any rash comments.

Some players were just there for the spectacle, but some bolder players chose to enter the dungeon, hoping to try their luck.

With Jiang Qi around, as long as they don't die, they can clear the dungeon by following him. Isn't that just a free win?

Currently, the highest-level player we can find is a top player who is on the twentieth floor.

When Cheng Cuo firmly held the top spot on the newcomer list, he had only just reached the fifteenth floor.

In the nightmare game, climbing to the next level is incredibly difficult.

Players who have reached higher floors may not necessarily have the most dungeon runs completed, but they are definitely stronger.

Of course, it also attracts a lot of attention from mid-to-low-level players.

Therefore, information about which high-level players have entered which dungeon spreads extremely quickly.

This player did not reveal their real name, but instead used a two-letter code name – CY.

Jiang Qi also found it difficult to glean specific information about this player from their codename, but he was quite eager to meet the higher-ups.

This instance is undoubtedly a golden opportunity for him.

The main reason is that other higher-level players don't bother with such low-level dungeons.

Even if they come, they'll just be bullying noobs.

Therefore, Jiang Qi could only learn about these high-level players from the dungeons first.

In the forum, there are many different opinions, and it is difficult to tell which are true and which are false.