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Q: How do you deal with the final boss in a dungeon that's about to go out of control? Chi Que's answer is to go back to the boss's childhood, take meticulous care of her, and make her feel warmth. "Wouldn't that reduce the boss's aggressive tendencies?" "No." Chi Que shook his head, "Then on her birthday, I'll just die right in front of her." The above is an unconventional synopsis—The old gods slumber, the new gods haven't awakened. The world has become a chessboard, and all beings are pawns. On his first day in the game, Chi Que discovered he was an anomaly. He could go back in his dreams to before the disaster in each dungeon. He could see those strange creatures still alive. He could see those indescribable horrors before they descended. He could even see the truth behind the dungeons. But he quickly understood one thing: In this game, what's more terrifying than monsters is hunger. What's more terrifying than hunger is fear. What's more terrifying than fear is finally discovering—[Welcome to the Hunger and Terror Game]