Became an Infinite Game Beauty NPC

If selected as a player in a horror game, it’s either clear the game or die. Ruan Qing had it worse. He directly became a special player who played the role of an NPC in the horror game, essentially living in the opening credits. What’s even more unfortunate for him is that his physique is extremely peculiar, attracting the attention of sadists and psychopaths no matter where he goes. Game 1: [Horror Livestream Room] – A gloomy and delicate victim who can’t bear the slightest grievance – Completed. Those who owe debts always have to repay them, and once you owe a debt, you will be selected by the horror livestream. Ruan Qing was the first to be chosen: “…” After Ruan Qing was chosen, various ways of his death flooded the invisible barrage in the livestream room. However, when the camera focused on Ruan Qing’s face, the barrage froze, and the previously cruel and heartless comments instantly changed. But later, everyone flocked to the Weibo accounts of the people Ruan Qing had insulted: [You can’t even afford grapes, but you dare to eat steak. Do you still have any humanity?] People who were inexplicably insulted: “??? Are you crazy?” If you discover a serial killer knocking on your door, about to break in within a few minutes, what would you do? If it were any other host, the audience would probably be excited and want to see various ways they would die. But if it were Ruan Qing…

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Became an Infinite Game Beauty NPC "Became an Infinite Game Beauty NPC" is quite the ride, a rollercoaster of horror, comedy, and reverse harem elements. It's definitely a novel that evokes strong opinions, and I can see why. While some readers found it to be a hilarious and thrilling experience, others were left feeling uncomfortable or bored. I went in with an open mind, and here's what I found. ### First Impressions The premise is intriguing: a protagonist thrust into infinite game worlds, forced to play the role of a beautiful NPC. The initial arcs pulled me in with their creepy atmosphere and the MC's clever strategies for survival. I was ready for a wild adventure filled with yandere love interests and dangerous situations. ### What Works Well The MC is undeniably the strongest aspect of this novel. Despite his weak constitution, he's resourceful, intelligent, and proactive. I enjoyed watching him navigate complex situations, using his wits to outsmart enemies and manipulate those around him. The world-building within each arc is also commendable. The author creates detailed and immersive environments, drawing me into the unique horrors of each game world. It's easy to get invested in the mysteries and challenges the MC faces. The comedy is often well-timed, providing a welcome contrast to the darker elements of the story. ### Areas of Concern However, some issues kept me from fully enjoying the novel. The constant descriptions of the MC's beauty became repetitive and tiresome. While I understand the need to establish why the love interests are so obsessed, it often felt excessive and detracted from the plot. Additionally, the sheer number of potential love interests can be overwhelming, and some of them felt underdeveloped or even problematic. The non-con elements, while tagged, were a significant turn-off for some readers, and I can understand why. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out that the MC is actually a God of a ruined world, with the ML being another God who created the infinite flow world to revive the MC's soul. This reveal, along with the eventual merging of all the suitors into the ML, left some feeling unsatisfied with the ending. ### Final Verdict "Became an Infinite Game Beauty NPC" is a unique and often thrilling novel, but it's not without its flaws. If you enjoy reverse harems, smart protagonists, and dark humor, you might find it to be a guilty pleasure. However, be prepared for repetitive descriptions, potentially problematic relationships, and a somewhat divisive ending. Ultimately, whether or not you'll enjoy this novel depends on your tolerance for these elements and your love for the specific genres it blends.