Surviving the Death Game With Onahole

There was a novel in the death game genre that I enjoyed reading.

Late in the morning, I was on my way home after finishing my part-time job.

The protagonist, who was an ordinary office worker, is summoned by TOP and is forced to participate in a death game.

The rules of the tower are the death game itself.

Murder is OK, rape is OK, kidnapping is OK.

In a tower that was virtually a lawless zone, each person had to use the ‘role’ assigned to them to pass the tower’s trials and survive until they reached the top of the 11th floor.

Those who survive to the end in such a terrible tower are given the privilege of making a wish to the tower that hosts the death game, and the main character, whose sister is in a vegetative state, submits to the tower’s ordeal to save her sister.

Although the novel did not take off due to the minor genre and some poor odds, I supported the author by recommending, sponsoring, and even leaving comments every day.

As if my enthusiastic support helped the author, the last episode of the novel has now been uploaded.

The novel ends with the heroines reaching the top floor of the tower, making their own wishes, and returning to Earth to live happily ever after.

Although it was a somewhat open ending, I was able to nod my head and be satisfied.

Crash-catter-

└[Thank you, author, for your hard work. Good luck with your next project… ]

I was just about to leave a comment on the last episode, saying that I was so proud of myself and that I really enjoyed reading it, and thank you for your hard work until I finished it.

‘Hase…’ … ?’

A pure white cavity with no end in sight.

In the space where only I was placed, a blue translucent hologram window was floating.

[You were chosen by Top.]

A somewhat familiar phrase that I saw on the other side of my phone screen.

It was truly a change that occurred in the blink of an eye.

[If you reach the top of the tower, you can achieve anything you want.]

A system window that continues what I have to say, regardless of whether I am in a hurry or not.

A novel that has been with me for about half a year and that I just finished.