Life Dungeon Game

He Ao laughed.

"K will also bless my brother!"

The little girl held up a skewer of meat, then ran off with her bamboo basket on her head, shouting, "Selling amulets! 'K' amulets! Anyone want an amulet?"

"They clearly have no memory of those days."

A voice rang out behind Heo; it was Karin, who had changed into a military police uniform and was patrolling nearby.

"Perhaps there are some things in this world that even extraordinary powers cannot erase."

Kodo caught up and said slowly.

Chen Lin stood beside him.

He Ao stood up and distributed the meat skewers in his hand to the three people behind him.

The bright sunlight shone on the street and on the smiling faces of passersby.

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Ruodan Kingdom

He Ao's true form stood by the bed, gazing at the sunset outside the window.

He has returned to Ruodan and resumed his leadership of the Ruodan Research Institute.

At this moment, the character card interface was unfolding in his field of vision.

After Super Memory was promoted to B-rank, the character card interface changed. Previously unredeemable cards such as [Usurper], [Saint], and [Dream Illusion] obtained from the last dungeon can now be redeemed.

However, He Ao has been busy these past few days and only now has time to look at these character cards.

Both the "Usurper" and "Saint" require seven exchange stars, while the "Dream Illusion" requires nine exchange stars.

Behind each of these three cards lies a deity, and they carry unpredictable dangers.

As He Ao gazed at the three character cards, the countdown for the character card interface upgrade in his field of vision also came to an end.

[Exchange system upgrade complete]

The following are the updates to the redemption system (click to view details):

[1. Added the ability to use multiple characters simultaneously (up to 2)]

[2. Added 'Character Card Ability' exchange]

He Ao focused his attention on the character card reminder.

This upgrade is much simpler than the previous overall system upgrade; it only involves the redemption system, and the description is more concise.

He Ao then went on to elaborate on the content of both update points.

[Multi-character simultaneous use function: When using a character card, you can use exchange stars to exchange for another character to use simultaneously (including the character currently in the dungeon). The maximum number of characters that can be used simultaneously is two.]

This feature is very simple; it means that He Ao can control two characters simultaneously by using exchange stars.

Previously, you could only control one character at a time, and when you were controlling a character, the character in the current instance would fall asleep.

Character Card Ability Exchange: Already Exchanged

Character cards, in addition to their usage time, can also be exchanged for the usage time of their special abilities. (The star cost for exchanging is four times that of exchanging for character card usage time.)

Currently, He Ao has only redeemed two character cards: [Primordial Flame] and [King of the Night]. These two cards were used in the last dungeon and are still on cooldown.

He Ao's gaze shifted to the two cards.

[Please exchange for character abilities in the dungeon.]

It appears that the main world is unusable, but since no 'cooling down' message popped up, it should be unaffected by the cooldown time.

Actually, the upgrade introduction has already revealed all the main information.

The advantage of ability exchange is that there is no need to wait for a cooldown period, and the ability of a character can be extracted and used without touching the character's original body.

He Ao shifted his gaze to the three cards related to gods that were already available for exchange.

This character's abilities are likely less diverse than the original character's, and may not achieve the same effect as the original. However, it also indirectly removes the risks associated with the original character, while temporarily enhancing the strength of the current dungeon character.

If the risk associated with a character card is low, using the character card directly is the best option. However, if the risk associated with a character card is high, then the ability to exchange becomes a viable alternative.

However, from another perspective, understanding the abilities of a character card in advance might help mitigate the risks associated with it.

However, nothing is absolute. Using them in the right combination may produce a much better effect than using character cards alone.

He Ao withdrew his gaze, seemingly lost in thought.

Both of the upgrades this time enhance his abilities.

It looks like the next dungeon will be a bit more complicated.

As he pondered, some new text came into view.

[Loading game]

Welcome to the Life Dungeon Game!

[You are being randomly matched into a life role.]

[Matching successful]

Your character is: Ilo, the Man in the Coffin

The main story is over. I'm asking for votes after writing 5,000 words.

Chapter 755 The Eleventh Official Dungeon (Mega Chapter, Requesting Monthly Tickets)

[Age 0: You are born. Your name is Ilo. You were born in Winter, the largest city in the Northwest of the Federation.]

[Age 1: Your father owns a small private security company, and your mother is a dance teacher at a private elementary school.]

[Age 2: Winter is one of the few cities in the Federation with a harbor, and the atmosphere of stormy seas accompanied your childhood.]

[Age 3: You have an older brother who is eleven years older than you. He likes you very much and often plays with you. Your parents are both very busy with work, so you spend most of your time with your brother after school every day.]

[Age 4: You started a private kindergarten nearby and made many new friends. Some of them gave you a plastic badge with lights drawn on it. You thought it was pretty and took it home.]

[Age 5: While tidying up the room, your mother found your plastic medals. You had never seen your parents so angry and panicked. Your father called you and your brother together and severely reprimanded you, forbidding you from touching the medals or the people who possessed them.]

You were frightened and distanced yourself from the "friends" who had given you the "medals."

[Age 6: You successfully entered the private elementary school where your mother works. Even though your mother is a teacher at your school, you did not receive much tuition discount.]

You feel that it's becoming increasingly difficult to see smiles on your parents' faces. You don't know how to make them happy, so you try your best to be a good child. Your grades are excellent, much better than your older brother's.

Every time you receive your end-of-term evaluation, your parents will briefly show a relaxed expression, and then they will take the whole family out for a big meal.

As the year draws to a close, a special 'guest' visits your home—a former 'neighbor'.

Your mother told you to play in the nearby room, but you didn't hear what they were saying. All you knew was that the 'neighbor' wanted to introduce you to something 'bright,' 'pure,' and 'beautiful.'

You think they're most likely talking about small cakes covered in snow-white cream.

[Age 7: You saw the 'plastic badges' you had seen in kindergarten at school. People wearing the badges gathered together and didn't play with the other students.]

You overhear your father and mother saying that commissions in Winter City are getting lower and lower, making it difficult to support the company.

My brother learned how to use firearms at our father's company, and sometimes when he came home, he would secretly come and teach you.

As summer was ending, Father told you that he had taken on a big job and needed to go to Dawn City, which might mean he would be gone for a while.

That was the first time you heard the name Dawn City. Your brother said that Dawn City was in the far east, and to get there you had to cross the entire Federation.

That year, my older brother went to university.

[Age 8: It wasn't until the spring of that year that Father returned from Dawn City. He brought back many interesting things, and you were very happy.]

Your mother said that your father made a lot of money this time, but you didn't feel particularly happy about him.

Before summer, my father went to Dawn City again, and this time he returned before winter, bringing back some strange 'souvenirs'.

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Inside was an upside-down triangular wooden plaque with a closed eye carved in relief in the center. My father said he bought it at a wilderness camp for wanderers on the way back. The wanderer who sold it to him said the plaque could protect people.

You don't know if this wooden plaque can protect you; you only know that the closed eye inside the plaque seems to be 'watching' you.

Except for last year, every year when winter is approaching, your father is always particularly busy. You were curious about what he was busy with, so he took you on a 'long trip'.

Several 'uncles' dressed like your father drove with you in a truck through many streets until we arrived at a very old building.

You see your father open the truck, which is filled with small bags of food, and then they distribute the food to some people in the building.

[Age 9: Listen to your brother, every winter Father goes to Storm Tower to distribute synthetic food. Many of Father’s employees are orphans who can’t afford to eat in Storm Tower. Father teaches them skills and then hires them.]

As autumn drew to a close, a well-dressed gentleman visited your home. He seemed to be a good friend of your father, and your father initially had a pleasant conversation with him. However, a heated argument later broke out between them.

You saw that gentleman being kicked out by his father.

Before the winter break each year, the school schedule becomes easier, and you have a lot of time to play at school. You and a few good friends climbed the tallest artificial hill in the school.

Then, you feel someone push you from behind.

[10 years old: Screams, alarms, flashing lights, and intense tearing pain are your impressions of that memory. After everything quieted down, you felt something placed on your forehead, followed by a burning pain.]

When you regain consciousness, it is already summer. You seem to be lying in a tightly closed box, with tubes inserted into your blood vessels and body.

You can't open your eyes or move your body, but you can 'see' the scene outside the box and hear the sounds outside. Many times, you feel as if someone is whispering in your ear.

You realize you are in your father's study. The world seems to have changed in your eyes, yet it also seems not to have.

You often see chaotic and distorted images in your field of vision. Whenever you gaze at these images, you feel whispers in your ears suddenly explode like noise, and you feel something twisted writhing inside your body. But as long as you don't look at them, you are perfectly fine.

[11 years old: Your mother and brother often come here to keep you company. They chat with you and share interesting things in life. You gradually learn what happened back then.]

You fell off the artificial hill, breaking your cervical spine and injuring your brain. Luckily, you didn't die immediately, but you became a permanent vegetative state patient.

Your parents brought you home and built you a life support device. Your father put his 'blessing' wooden plaque on your forehead.

Doctors originally thought you might not live more than a month, but you miraculously lived for more than a year, and your parents believe that you may have a chance to wake up.

But from the conversations with your family, you also know that the family situation is not good.

After graduating from university, my brother joined our father's company. He told you that our father's company was on the verge of collapse, with several major clients driving down prices and making it increasingly difficult to get jobs.