Infinitely Criticizing the Villain for Being Like My Ex-Boyfriend

"So, before entering the dungeon, you didn't read the dungeon rules of Game House." Tingying held a cup of hot water and looked at Zhang Chunliang with a forced smile.

At this moment, they were sitting in front of a stone table in an open area in an abandoned construction site... no, in a gathering place for blasphemous players, chatting very undignifiedly.

Zhang Chunliang ignored her, holding a piece of bread, staring at the man who was making coffee in the RV not far away without blinking.

The man felt his gaze, turned to look at him, smiled gently, and raised his coffee cup in greeting.

"No... You said someone would take me away, I thought..." Zhang Chunliang moved his gaze away with difficulty and explained to Tingying.

"You deserve it!" Tingying slammed the water cup on the table, and Zhang Chunliang immediately shut up.

This was Zhang Chunliang's second copy. Tingying risked being discovered by the Royal Power Council and waited for them to come out at the copy entrance every day.

As a result, the copy was already over, but the two of them were still not seen.

She had already prepared herself for the possibility of them both dying in the copy - but when Zhang Chunliang came out, she got an answer that was... quite outrageous.

Tingying gritted her teeth and took out a brochure from her backpack, threw it in front of Zhang Chunliang and said coldly: "Memorize the rules of this game in one day. I will check you at any time."

Zhang Chunliang felt the players around him looking at him strangely. He couldn't help but cough, picked up the booklet, and flipped through it casually to hide his embarrassment.

——This is what was clearly written on the first page of the booklet.

[Game House dungeons are divided into 2-player dungeons, 4-player dungeons, 6-player dungeons, 12-player dungeons, 24-player dungeons, and 100-player dungeons. Player entry camps include but are not limited to: confrontation, cooperation, and dispersion.

If players enter a dungeon and find that there are more or fewer people than this number, please be aware that the dungeon may be haunted.

After entering the dungeon, the game starts at 8:00 a.m. If the player does not appear in the dungeon at this time, please note that you may be lost. 】

Zhang Chunliang froze and put down the book in his hand. Only then did he realize what a stupid thing he had done - he actually took it for granted that the novel settings he had seen in real life were applied to the House of Games, so much so that he did not pay attention to collecting the settings of the copies. There were no single-player copies in the House of Games!

Suddenly a cup of coffee was pushed in front of him. Fox smiled and pulled out a chair and sat next to him: "Try my cooking."

He did not offer Tingying a drink, but just rested his cheek on his hand, waiting for Zhang Chunliang to taste it.

Zhang Chunliang gently pushed the coffee cup: "Thank you, I'm not too thirsty now."

Tingying laughed again, this time with a hint of gloating, and she said, "Serves you right!"

The smile on the fox's lips gradually disappeared. He sat up straight with an expressionless face, looked at the cup of coffee that its owner disliked, then raised his eyes dimly and looked at Tingying.

"Ahem." Ting Ying froze for a moment, cleared his throat, and looked at Zhang Chunliang: "Drink it, not everyone can taste Fox's coffee. This is his apology to you."

Zhang Chunliang smiled, raised the bread in his hand and took a bite.

The fox tapped his hands lightly on the table without saying a word.

The atmosphere was extremely tense for a moment.

Ting Ying could only shrug his shoulders and reluctantly try to smooth things over: "Fox has entered the 'Anaconda' dungeon before. Although he didn't complete it, he still has some experience. I originally wanted him to take you to familiarize you with the different styles of dungeons. If there is a chance, you can also recover the boss' soul fragments."

She frowned and turned to look at the fox with a complicated expression: "Why do you want to role-play this time? Your previous style of passing levels...is not like this."

As we all know, Blasphemy gathers the best players in the early days of Game House, with extremely rich dungeon experience and various treacherous and secret special skills. Because of this, they are still thriving as a thorn in the eye and flesh of Game House who want to be eliminated as soon as possible.

Among this group of players, the one who is recognized as the most terrifying is Fox, not because he is the strongest, but because he is a terrible madman.

His style of clearing the game is very similar to Mad Dog's, both of them are players who clear the game with violence.

However, although Mad Dog is good at using violence to pass through levels and behaves arrogantly and violently, the boss is pulling his "leash" to prevent him from completely losing his mind.

The fox is a madman with the calmest and most meticulous thinking, without any scruples or constraints.

If the Game House allows the rebel to enter the player list, his wisdom is enough to rank among the top five players in the ranking of brain players. He is a terrible character who has passed through suspenseful puzzle dungeons such as "Yunlai Department Store", "Xingfu Garden Community" and "Li Xiaoyin's Life" where there is a zero chance of survival.

However, he seldom chooses to use his brain to solve dungeons. Every dungeon he passes through is basically a massacre, with corpses everywhere. He has no scruples, no matter if it is a player or an NPC, as long as they hinder his passage, they will never be left alive.

Game House put him into extremely difficult copies many times for this reason, but he miraculously passed the hellish levels one after another and became a hot figure at that time.

This is a player who possesses both wisdom and extremely powerful martial arts skills. Countless players look forward to him establishing a guild day and night, and then join him with a letter of allegiance.

No one would doubt Fox's strength, just as no one dared to believe that such a brilliant player would choose to rebel against the game house at his most glorious peak moment and become a member of "blasphemy", thus disappearing from the public's sight.

"I tried it last time, but it didn't work." The fox finally spoke, but still without any emotion. "He was resisting me. After realizing that my strength was beyond the copy's tolerance, he began to evolve on his own and turned into a half-dragon."

Ting Ying also remembered it, and asked with some pain: "Is it the one time when you consumed three S-level life-saving items?"

"Now there are four." The fox added politely: "So I was thinking that if I integrate myself into the game and choose to approach him as a character in the copy, it might have unexpected results."

"So you...disguised yourself as Gu Changliu and didn't reveal any information to me the whole time. Are you afraid that I'd be OOC after I knew your identity and arouse the vigilance of Da She?" Zhang Chunliang asked, unable to resist his curiosity.

The fox lowered its eyelashes, did not look at him, and did not answer his question. The whole person looked like a cold jade sculpture.

Tingying pointed to the table and motioned Zhang Chunliang to look at the cup of coffee.

Zhang Chunliang was stunned for a moment, and could only helplessly pick it up and take a sip.

The coffee tasted unexpectedly mellow, slightly bitter and fragrant, leaving a lasting aftertaste. Zhang Chunliang was stunned for a moment, raised the cup and looked at it for a moment, then couldn't help but take another sip.

The fox placed a tissue in front of him, and finally a smile appeared on the corner of his mouth: "That's not the reason."

He looked at Zhang Chunliang and told him frankly: "I just don't want to bring a burden with me through customs."

"Cough... cough." Zhang Chunliang choked on a mouthful of coffee that went into his trachea and he couldn't help but start coughing violently.

"So before you entered the dungeon, I used a voice transmission tool to pretend that the system sent you a single-player dungeon notification." Fox ignored his uncomfortable look and said to himself: "You will fall into a coma after entering the game."

"…What's the point of this?" Zhang Chunliang recalled that when he first entered the dungeon, he had just woken up from a coma. He thought it was the mechanism of the dungeon, but he never thought that he had been tricked when he first entered the dungeon? !

"Because I know that there is an enraged python in your car." The fox replied calmly: "In the last Anaconda instance, at the beginning of the game, it controlled the snakes to eat the internal organs of the "cousin" player in the car, turning it into its own puppet snake slave."

Zhang Chunliang froze and looked at him in disbelief.

"Don't look at me like that." The fox showed a very "Gu Changliu" smile, "You really surprised me."

So after they got off the car, Gu Changliu would come to him first to check the situation and take the initiative to contact and communicate with him, just to test whether he was still himself.

"You are the 'two-faced man'." Zhang Chunliang felt cold in his heart and spoke with some difficulty: "You concealed your identity as a player and never told me until you died. You almost killed me... No, I should have died a long time ago."

"Ah, that's a pity." The fox raised his hand gently, straightened a strand of Zhang Chunliang's hair, and then smiled softly, "It's normal if he died like this. You see - you don't even know that players in the same dungeon may be given completely different tasks."

He smiled warmly: "I don't know what your mission is. It's not that I want to kill you. It's just that this game has no intention of letting you go from the beginning to the end."

Zhang Chunliang felt the fox stroking his hair gently, but he ignored it. At this moment, he was filled with unspeakable anger, and the cold sweat on his back made him feel uncomfortable.

He spoke in a low voice: "So, what is your mission?"

"Find the truth of the matter." The fox did not hesitate and gave his answer: "Including the cause and effect of the whole matter, and the secrets hidden behind each person."

"So, you saved He Fei at the campsite. With your personality, you shouldn't have used your trump card so early... You hadn't found any information about He Fei at that time." Zhang Chunliang began to think: "Later, in the villa, you often went to see He Fei, also to get the truth from him."

The fox seemed to have remembered something interesting, smiled comfortably, and shared with him: "He was seriously injured and couldn't move in the hospital bed."

"He refused to tell me the secret, so I used a little trick." The fox smiled and winked at him: "He told me very quickly..."

Zhang Chunliang pursed his lips, not wanting to make any judgment on his behavior, but he could guess that the small props in the fox's mouth must be very scary, which made He Fei say to him in fear, "Gu Changliu is a lunatic."

"Then why did you choose to help me in the end?" Zhang Chunliang took his hand away from his head.

"Because you're interesting." The fox seemed to have returned to that copy. Zhang Chunliang knew that the python was still alive, but he carefully carried it on his shoulders and dragged it into the woods. He didn't seem to care whether the python would attack him from behind. "How could someone treat a beast like a child?"

He repeated, "How interesting."

"Hey, hey, hey." Tingying couldn't stand it anymore: "The beast you're talking about is our boss, watch your words."

The fox then raised an eyebrow and changed the subject: "Anyway, you should thank me."

Seeing Zhang Chunliang's confused look, he kindly reminded him, "If I hadn't killed all of Yan Chuan's snakes, you wouldn't have been able to escape from the secret passage so smoothly. There was originally a snake tide battle royale plot there."

In that plot, the big snake had been entangled by Yan Chuan. If Zhang Chunliang had not been fully prepared, he would not have easily entered the hall under the secret passage.

Zhang Chunliang held his breath and asked rhetorically, "Thank you?"

"Good boy." The fox took out another chocolate bar from his pocket and placed it in front of him: "Happy cooperation."

Zhang Chunliang looked at Tingying in a speechless state and watched the fox leave.

Tingying touched his chin, sighed, and reminded him casually: "Don't be too moved, it's good enough if he's half true in his words."

Zhang Chunliang smiled helplessly, put the chocolate between the bread and took a light bite.

He felt that the fox did not hide anything from him this time.

"You should be thankful, little Saint Father." Tingying glanced at Zhang Chunliang's coffee with envy. "It's rare for players to team up with a fox and come back safe and sound. It seems that he really likes you."

Teaming up with him would most likely lead to life-threatening accidents. If you were unlucky, you would die in the dungeon if he was in a bad mood or had an attack of illness. The fact that Zhang Chunliang came out with no missing limbs was a special favor from him.

"My pleasure." Zhang Chunliang poured the half-drunk coffee into Tingying's water cup. He wisely did not ask Tingying why he chose to let the fox lead him through the dungeon even though he knew that the fox was an extremely unstable potential risk.

Zhang Chunliang recalled his experience in the second copy and was surprised to find that he did not seem to have suffered any substantial harm. The protection of the big snake was important, but Gu Changliu's closeness to him made the others afraid to act rashly against him to a certain extent.

Besides... he thought of the truth that Gu Changliu told him before he died. That was probably the truth that the fox told him all the clues he had obtained in the entire copy.

Including at the end, he suddenly mentioned Zhang Yuan, which was also quietly hinting to him that there was something wrong with Zhang Yuan.

"The fox is pretty good too."

He took another bite of bread and said this while Tingying looked at him as if he had eaten a fly.