It's time to become an evil god.

Bai Ge cleared his throat and said with a serious expression, "You're just trash."

"enough."

Dr. Li felt that if the psychotherapy continued, it would turn into a real fight, so he quickly stopped the two from arguing.

Dr. Li paused, and after a long pause, with his pocket watch still ticking, he pointed to the window of the ward and said to Bai Ge in a commanding tone, "It's 12:42 now. You heard a strange noise outside the window, so you got up to check it out."

Bai Ge found herself somewhat out of control, so she stood up from her seat, walked past the doctor, and went to the glass window.

The moment Bai Ge opened the glass window, a bolt of lightning illuminated the pitch-black night, streaking across his cheek. The pale light lit up the ward and reflected the scene outside the window.

A pale, terrifying face appeared outside the window, its lifeless eyes fixed on Bai Ge. After the lightning disappeared, the face vanished back into the darkness.

"what!"

Bai Ge suddenly screamed, drawing the attention of the other patients. They noticed that Bai Ge was gripping the edge of the windowsill tightly with both hands, as if she had witnessed something truly horrifying.

"When the lightning illuminated the outside, what did you see while standing on the edge of the window?"

Dr. Li's calm tone gradually became agitated and agitated. His eyes, which had been as calm and still as a corpse, turned fervent as he urged, "What exactly did you see?"

"I……"

Bai Ge's lips were pale, his forehead was covered in sweat, and his hands gripping the edge of the windowsill were trembling slightly. It seemed that he was too scared to speak.

Dr. Li stepped forward, emerging from the shadows, and demanded in a harsh, loud voice, "Tell me right now, what exactly did you see!"

"I……"

Bai Ge pulled his head back, his face deathly pale. He stared at Dr. Li with wide, terrified eyes, then suddenly revealed a strange smile and said, "I... I saw Sun Xiaochuan!"

Chapter Forty-Four: I'm laying my cards on the table, I'm not pretending anymore.

I slept for half the day after getting my second vaccine shot this afternoon. When I woke up, it was already 9 PM. My third update of the day is going to be a nightmare.

"Calm down, calm down. A small act of impatience can ruin a great plan."

Dr. Li silently turned around, popped two more blood pressure pills into her mouth, and forced herself to calm down. A frustrated expression appeared on Dr. Li's face; she felt the treatment wasn't working well and even wondered if she had been given the wrong script.

He forced himself to stay alert and tentatively asked, "Besides this guy named Sun Xiaochuan, what else did you see?"

"Ah!!! What the hell is that? I see it! There's a monster outside!"

A sudden, sharp sound rang out, and Bai Ge's eyes flashed with panic and terror. She retreated step by step away from the window, as if there was something terrifying outside. She retreated until she was seated, her hands trembling uncontrollably.

The overhead lights were swaying precariously, almost going out.

"A monster? What kind of monster?"

This was the first time Dr. Li had seen a patient so terrified. His hope was rekindled, and he pressed for details, asking, "Describe in detail what kind of monster it is!"

"A terrifying monster."

Bai Ge's eyes suddenly turned to the others around him, his facial muscles trembling uncontrollably. His terrified and uneasy expression finally attracted the attention of the other patients, who all looked out the window with curiosity.

However, there was nothing there except the deep darkness of the night.

Clinging to the last straw, the doctor refused to give up, gripping Bai Ge's shoulders and relentlessly pressing, "Tell me, what did you see? The Black and White Impermanence? Vampires? Zombies or demons?"

Bai Ge suddenly raised his head, stared into the other person's eyes, and said, word by word, "True Red-Eyed Dragon Knight."

"...I've fucking had enough of you!"

Frustrated, Dr. Li grabbed Bai Ge by the collar, his eyes wide, and gritted his teeth as he said, "Why aren't you playing by the rules this time! Why aren't you scared at all!"

Want to know?

Bai Ge held his head high, still sporting a smile that made even animals want to beat him up.

"Actually, if you had used the same treatment method as NetEase Cloud Music, I might have actually fallen for it. Unfortunately, you chose to tell me ghost stories instead. I remember last time I bought a haunted house, lived there for two years and didn't find any ghosts, so I sued the real estate developer for false advertising."

"You think someone like me would rather hope I'll show mercy to ghosts than hope I'll scare them crazy?"

The doctor's expression gradually turned cold. He released Bai Ge's collar, took a step back, and questioned, "When did you find out?"

"Just as you were saying the last sentence."

Bai Ge straightened his clothes, still maintaining a calm and composed expression, completely ignoring the wisps of black death aura emanating from the patients and doctors beside him, as well as the eerie, twisted expressions of the dead.

"You don't think I'm naive enough to believe this is the real world, do you?"

Bai Ge pointed to himself and said, "From the beginning, I was thinking about why the 'me' in the dream would rather have an absurd and unrestrained dream than wake up, unless 'I' suffer so much pain that I use dreaming to resist that pain. So here's the question: when I wake up, can I guarantee that this is the real world? Please, have some creativity, okay? This kind of infinite nested dream was already exhausted by Inception."

"Let me guess, if I go crazy from fright here, you ghosts will replace 'me' in real life? At first, I even suspected that each patient here was a personality type, such as Patient Number One representing rage, Patient Number Two representing greed, Patient Number Three representing lust, and Patient Number Four representing sloth."

"Wait a moment."

Patient Number Three asked defiantly, "Why do I represent lust?"

Bai Ge rolled her eyes at him and asked, "Do you usually browse Pornhub?"

"Let's go shopping."

"That's it, you old pervert."

The other party was left speechless.

"But then another thought came to mind..."

Bai Ge slowly narrowed his eyes, his gaze seemingly trying to see through all the disguises present. "I'm reminded of the system's nature. Could it be that you are all not human, but some other ghostly thing possessing the subconscious, trying to replace our personal consciousness?"

Snap~ Snap~ Snap~

The doctor stood up and applauded enthusiastically. He smiled and nodded, saying, "As expected of a mental patient, you have a broad mind. Even when you talk nonsense, you can make sense and have evidence. But you must have evidence for everything."

"No evidence is needed."

Bai Ge stood up abruptly, pointed to his head, and said coldly, "The mission completion notification sound in my head is the proof."

"Mission completion notification sound?"

Ding dong.

The solo mission, "Invading Brain Cells," has ended.

[Rewards: Common Stamina Enhancement Scroll *1, Health Quick Recovery Potion *1, Demon Brain Fragment *1, Experience Points 700]

[The quest inventory has been unlocked. Please complete the final tasks.]

The previously grayed-out quest item inventory was finally usable. Bai Ge stood up, turned his neck, and calmly said, "I have a lot of killing intent and bloodlust about me, even dogs are afraid of me. Last year during the New Year, I boiled water to kill chickens, plucked their feathers, and gutted them, while my dog ​​was happily eating the scraps. After killing the chicken, there was still a lot of boiled water left, and I wanted to give the dog a bath for the New Year. As soon as I called the dog over and poured the boiled water into the basin, the dog was so scared that it ran out the door like crazy and didn't come home that night."

The doctor's lips twitched. What does this have to do with murderous intent? One minute you're boiling water to kill a chicken, the next you're giving a dog a bath. Any dog ​​would be scared, okay?

Bai Ge said sincerely, "But I'm a kind-hearted person and can't stand the sight of blood, so could you find a secluded place to end your own lives?"

"Keep dreaming!"

Doctors and patients stopped pretending and completely dropped their pretenses.

The surrounding environment, which was originally a hospital ward, was transformed in the blink of an eye into ruins, old and dilapidated wooden buildings, silent and dark streets, and wisps of eerie green will-o'-the-wisps that occasionally floated up from the deep alleys.

Not far away, there was a collapsed plaque on the ground, covered with mud and dust, but the three characters "Yaotai Town" could still be vaguely seen.

There were no longer doctors or patients; instead, twisted ghostly figures emerged from the depths of the shadows.

They approached Bai Ge step by step with ferocious expressions, completely devoid of any human presence, exuding a filthy and putrid stench, and a low, hoarse voice came from beside him.

"It doesn't matter, we're in your subconscious, the game can go on forever. You can beat us many times, but we only need to beat you once."

"Ugh."

Bai Ge sighed deeply, "I wanted to interact with you as an ordinary person, but all I got in return was your estrangement. I'm not pretending anymore, I'm coming clean."

Finally seizing the opportunity to test the ancient god's umbilical cord, Bai Ge spread out his arms and said, word by word, "I am an evil god."

Chapter Forty-Five: Now, please listen to the life-or-death question.

I fell asleep before posting it, and then the whole morning just slept through. I suspect I got some kind of sedative-injecting tea. This is the third update last night.

"An evil god? You?"

The doctor sneered, and his originally loose white coat suddenly tightened. His whole body began to swell up, like a balloon that had suddenly expanded, making the sound of tearing cotton strips. His bones also made cracking sounds. His skin turned bluish, and arcs of electricity crackled around his hands. Saliva kept flowing from his cracked lips.

A ferocious ghost with menacing fangs appeared before them, and a crimson coffin was moved aside, from which a grayish-white dead hand emerged.

One of the patients transformed into a little girl with a ponytail, always with her back to him, clutching a blood-soaked human head in her hand, her cloudy, eyeless eyes fixed on Bai Ge in front of her.

The last one was covered in nails, its body wrapped in clusters of sharp, rusty caltrops. With the slightest movement, its bluish-purple skin would be cut open, flowing with black blood.

Five creatures, neither human nor ghost, surrounded Bai Ge.

"Five monsters? Is this your true form?"

Bai Ge revealed a look of sudden realization, "So you are the legendary Four Heavenly Kings."

"You're the only one among the Four Heavenly Kings! Your whole family are the Four Heavenly Kings!"

Driven to the brink of madness by Bai Ge, the "doctor" extended an eyebrow crackling with eerie arcs of electricity. Even though these ghostly things were merely wisps of consciousness residing in the subconscious of the living, he could still sense the surging anger emanating from them. The blue-bodied, black-haired monster pressed closer, "Killing you would only restart the game. Today, I'll make you wish you were dead before you die!"

Bai Ge scratched his head and asked, puzzled, "You bunch of dead ghosts are so resentful, is it because your sex life wasn't very harmonious after death?"

The ghosts were stunned for a moment, then became even angrier, shouting, "You fucking bastard, we don't have sex!"

"Oh, no wonder."

The other party revealed an "I see" expression, which infuriated the guys in front of him, who wanted nothing more than to tear him to pieces.

Bai Ge curled his lips and said, "I swore back then that I would get my revenge for all the beatings I received in elementary school and kindergarten, so now I can take on ten kids at once."

Although they didn't understand why adults could be so proud of bullying ten children, the next moment, these few divine senses seemed to detect something amiss. A wisp of gray mist suddenly appeared in the fictional Yaotai Town, thickly and continuously spreading outwards, quickly enveloping everything within it.

"What the hell is that?!"

The victim who had been standing there vanished, replaced by an amorphous gray mist. Within the mist, a huge black shadow seemed to be hidden, with maggot-like tentacles crawling out and encroaching on everything around it.

The gray mist twisted and rose continuously, from which countless tentacles emerged, spreading outwards like maggots clinging to bones. Wherever it went, everything constructed in consciousness melted away. In an instant, bricks and tiles crumbled, beams collapsed, and walls crumbled. In the swirling mist, half of the town was completely dissolved and vanished, leaving only the thick fog that continued to spread outwards.

Grass!

Great!

This is not a victim at all!

Even the doctor was stunned.