I, the screenwriter, have experienced a resurgence of inspiration.

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[To put it simply, the original poster just woke up from a sanatorium.]

[While I still remember it clearly, I'll write down everything about this overseas instance to give everyone a slight advantage in clearing it.]

[First, let's report the death toll. This was an extremely unusual overseas instance. We veteran players were directly teleported into the instance without any preparation, and people started dying right from the start...]

This is the largest known instance to date, with a total of 150 players allowed to enter, and only 25 surviving to complete it, resulting in a death rate of 83%.

[To be honest, compared to overseas dungeons, the difficulty of domestic dungeons is actually quite manageable.]

Our team of seven went in; now two non-professional players are seriously injured, and one newly promoted professional player is dead.

The captain is still undergoing psychological treatment; it's fair to say that no one has come out unscathed.

My hands are shaking as I type, and my wound hurts too.

But I feel like I'll go crazy if I don't talk to people.

I've never seen so many dead people in my entire life.

[An entire train, every single carriage contained dead bodies.]

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The posts were being posted incredibly fast.

Currently, the number of official players is small, and those who are professionals are even fewer.

So from the very first post, someone had already figured out the identity behind it:

[A seven-player team from within China, including a professional player—that's the only team I know of that fits the description.]

[Feels like the Jiangcheng University team (This comment has been deleted and cannot be viewed due to violation of the community guidelines.)]

Wow, you deleted it so quickly? Were you afraid I'd see it?

"No way, I saw that captain during training. He's young, but he's professional and pretty strong—is this dungeon really that hard?"

[So, we might be able to enter this instance again next time?]

[Out of 150, only 25 survived? That's terrifying! Even in the Wenshan Village instance, only 30 people got in, right?]

No, at least you can hide in the village. According to the official guide and theories, you can survive by doing the quests properly.

[Does the poster mean to throw all 150 people into the subway for a battle royale? There'd be nowhere to run!]

Am I the only one who cares about this? Are there copies available overseas?

[Of course! Haven't you seen the Japanese leaders running around to America every day? Do they want them to launch a missile at Tokyo? They'd be decimated there.]

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The poster ignored these comments and instead shared their experiences all at once:

The specific rules for this instance are not yet clear, but what is currently known is:

1. The train keeps running, and abnormal events occur every night. Only the dining cars (carriages 4, 8, and 12) are temporarily safe.

2. The anomalies on the train are different every night and very chaotic. The anomalies we have encountered so far are the [invisible train conductor], the [British brown fairy], and the [hollow man] (the Special Investigation Bureau will explain the details of this later).

It is certain that the train has at least twelve carriages, and the only way to leave is to get off at the [terminal station].

The carriage doors will not be opened; only the night before the train stops at the final station will an announcement be made regarding which carriage doors will be opened.

We were very lucky and got through the first two nights without incident. After entering the fourth dining car, an announcement came over the loudspeaker that the doors to the fifth, seventh, and thirteenth cars would open.

3. The train doors seem to open randomly, which means that players who are born in different carriages must go to the next carriage.

4. There are doors between the carriages, but the pattern of their opening is currently unknown. The team leader verified that on the first night, the door from the first carriage to the second carriage was closed. During the day, it could be opened, allowing direct access to the third carriage, but not to the fourth carriage.

The opening of the train doors was completely random, and there was no pattern to the opening of the carriage doors.

5. Finally, a word of advice: do not lie in this instance! Even if it's just a casual remark, even if it's a white lie, absolutely do not lie!!

It's no joke, it seems that as long as what a player says is inconsistent with the facts, the dungeon's kill mechanism will be triggered!

The head will explode, resulting in instant death with absolutely no chance of rescue!

[The poster is extremely unlucky! As soon as they entered the game, three white thugs surrounded them in the subway car and tried to steal their items.]

I resisted and was stabbed, and my protective gear was also taken away. I almost died in the third carriage.

In the end, my girlfriend found me in the safe zone of the dining car!

We waited in the safe zone for two days before the terminal announcement was finally broadcast!

Seriously, never lie!!

There was a Korean couple. When the man experienced something unusual, he almost strangled his girlfriend. The woman had an emotional breakdown and asked him if he loved her. The man said "yes," and then his head exploded!

It exploded!!

There was a seemingly kind old lady who, when encountering the "hollow man," used the people around her as shields, causing the captain to get injured... Anyway, the evil old lady died.

In short, overseas players are incredibly wild and have absolutely no bottom line!

Stealing items, stabbing people, and pushing them to block monsters.

They really do everything, and teaming up with them is more dangerous than facing monsters!

That's all the core minefields I can think of for now; I'll add more later if I remember anything else.

Be very careful if you encounter cross-border dungeon recruitment in the future!

The rules for overseas copies are much stricter than those in China, so don't take any chances.

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Within half an hour of the post being published, it had already garnered over 50,000 comments, and the entire forum was buzzing with discussion.

[I'm giving away an A-rank dungeon? The domestic dungeon "Wenshan Village" is only officially rated B-rank difficulty, right? Is the overseas difficulty this outrageous?]

[To shoot someone in the head for lying? That's just too much.]

[Thanks so much for sharing! Seriously, this kind of A-level strategy guide could sell for a fortune, but you've made it public – that shows great vision!]

[Out of 150 people, only 25 survive; 80% won't. Calling it the "Death Subway" is truly fitting.]

[Are these white thugs so arrogant? They just walk in, rob, and kill? Isn't anyone doing anything about it?]

[Are you really a socialist spoiled brat? Before there were dungeons, everyone was fighting over you; now that there are dungeons, they're going to fight tooth and nail for you!]

[This rule is practically a death sentence! Only carriages five, seven, and thirteen allow disembarkation. If I were to go in and get locked in carriages eight, nine, or ten with no way to leave, wouldn't I just be waiting to die?]

There should be a way to get to the next carriage.

[Just wondering, does it count if I'm telling a lie? Will it get exposed?]

Suddenly I feel like domestic dungeons are so lenient; at least there aren't rules like this where you get headshot at the drop of a hat.

Wait, if I had to choose between Chinese-style horror and gory headshots, I'd definitely choose the subway.

Does anyone know if there will be any A-level dungeons like this in China in the future? I'm a little worried.

[Definitely, the spiritual energy recovery will only accelerate. Look at how many dungeons there have been in less than six months since they appeared!]

[It seems like the dungeon difficulty will only increase, everyone hurry up and train, otherwise we really won't be able to survive...]

There are hundreds more pages of replies.

Some were shocked, some were terrified, some analyzed the loopholes in the rules, and some were worried that the difficulty of domestic versions would also be increased.

In short, it caused a huge uproar.

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At the end of the Song Dynasty, he closed the post and turned to open the dungeon rewards of "The London Underground: Death in Great Britain".

Previously, while working at the Special Investigation Bureau, she was afraid of being noticed and hadn't claimed her reward.

The reward notification has been displayed in the upper right corner of the view.

As for the identity of the poster?

Having read all the prophecies from the screenwriter's perspective, Song Mo simply smiled and remained silent.

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[The first clear of the "Great Britain London Death Underground" instance has been completed; all rewards for this scenario are being tallied...]

[Settlement complete! Massive rewards have been sent to your system inventory. Scriptwriters, please check your accounts!]

Overall script rating: A (Excellent)

[Scope of this instance: the entire territory of Great Britain]

Player engagement: High

[Rule writing completion rate: 86%]

Basic Rewards:

1. Celtic Gold Coins: 30000

(The universal currency of Celtic mythology, which can be exchanged for basic spiritual materials, used to build scene templates, and create low-level NPCs.)

2. Real Currency: 100000 British Pounds

(The funds have been automatically converted to RMB 86 and deposited into the linked bank card. The source of the funds is legal and traceable, and there is no tax risk.)

3. Props:

- Haunted house in a Scottish manor ×1

An independent folding space, a Victorian-style abandoned manor, covering an area of ​​3,000 square meters, with an underground wine cellar, attic, servants' quarters, and 3 elf beings (without independent consciousness, obeying the creator's commands).

(It can be used as a private space to store materials, raise spirits, and be moved and placed according to the creator's will. It does not occupy physical space when folded.)

- Retro Guillotine x1

A high-level punitive item, an antique from the French Revolution era, tainted with the resentment and yin energy of hundreds of condemned prisoners, capable of slaying intermediate and lower-level spirits.

(50% damage bonus against Western supernatural monsters, half effect against Eastern spirits.)

- Bloody Mary's Long Dress x1

A defensive item of the illusion type, made of red velvet, imbued with the aura of a hundred-year-old vengeful spirit.

Wearing it completely conceals one's own yin energy and spiritual energy fluctuations, transforms one's appearance and form, and grants immunity to basic mental attacks and curses.

(Side effect: Wearing the garment for more than 1 hour may occasionally cause the wearer to hear female whispers, affecting their mental state.)

- Mushroom Ring Recipe x1

A teleportation item from the Celtic mythology system. Arrange any type of mushroom in a circle to teleport across regions.

- 10000 Witch's Fingers

Western herbs, resembling shriveled human fingers in appearance, are the core ingredients for the [Witch] profession to brew potions.

(It can dispel various Western curses, refine calming and tranquilizing medicines, and has a good healing effect on spiritual trauma and mental pollution.)

- 10000 Greensleeves

The cloud-shaped, translucent flowers originate from the elven realm and have a soft, cotton-like texture.

(After consumption, it will restore 50% of your mana bar within five minutes. It can be consumed repeatedly, but it will have no effect if the mana bar exceeds its maximum capacity.)

- 20000 Celtic Fairy Fruits.

A food exclusive to elves in Celtic mythology (after consumption, it continuously restores health and grants the [Health] buff, lasting 20 minutes).

4. General material pool:

- Intermediate Spirit Material × 300

- Two high-ranking dwarves exist.

[Script Rating Rewards:]

1. Scriptwriting Points: 13200

2. Lifespan: 0 (Remaining lifespan: 563 days, 27 minutes, and 16 seconds.)

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"Why didn't lifespan increase? Was it because the instance time rewind occurred this time, or did it almost cause the instance to directly enter reality?"

The special player rewards were overlooked at the end of the Song Dynasty and will be drawn next time.

"The scriptwriting points have come back, and we've even made a good profit. We could consider putting props in the [Clay Sculpture Ghost Shop] so players can exchange them with points—"

At the end of the Song Dynasty, he unconsciously touched his chin, his eyes glazed over.

Although this dungeon didn't grant me any lifespan bonuses, it at least confirmed one thing:

The loot from dungeons and the background information of dungeons are closely related.

Therefore, she needs to increase the number of domestic copies as soon as possible.

Thinking of this, Song Mo rummaged through his backpack and pulled out a long, densely packed passage of text that was almost complete:

Screenplay: "The Underworld Messenger Borrows Life".

As for the background... Song Mo looked at the news pushed to his phone:

"The Fall of the Heir to the Lu Group (Alternate Version)!"

Lu Bingkun returned to Beijing overnight; multiple specialists consulted on his case; is he suspected of being on his deathbed?

Who will ultimately take control of the Lu's Group?

The reasons behind the fluctuations in Lu's stock price are surprisingly...