Daily Life of Saving the World from a Mental Hospital

Xia Yinan’s hobby is to lurk in a psychiatric hospital pretending to be a patient. Every time he opens a door, he can travel to different worlds, where: – In a post-apocalyptic world where everyone possesses supernatural abilities, he comes face-to-face with the undead – In a joyful (yet explosion-prone) interstellar colony he creates a harmonious city with gang leaders – On a spaceship heading to the stellar sea, he flirts with a certain officer in the command center But why does someone keep following him into every world? How did Mr. Li from the neighbouring hospital room manage to track him down?! Li Shuo: ●v● Xia Yinan: ??? The Serious Version: Within the darkness, an unknowable presence stirs. Made of shifting lines and formless text, it glows with the light of ancient times. Through swirling clouds and the abyss’s silent storms, it makes an offer — “You still have a chance to change this world as you wish.” “No, I refuse,” Xia Yinan said slowly, “I have already won this game.”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Daily Life of Saving the World from a Mental Hospital Okay, buckle up, because "Daily Life of Saving the World from a Mental Hospital" is a *trip*. I dove into this novel expecting a typical quick transmigration story, but what I got was something far more complex, and honestly, a bit perplexing at times. ### First Impressions My initial impression was definitely one of confusion. The story throws you right into the thick of things without much explanation. It felt like I was dropped into a movie halfway through, trying to piece together the plot with limited information. The protagonist is hopping between worlds, and I was left wondering *why* and *how*. The author deliberately withholds information, creating a sense of mystery, but it teetered on the edge of being frustrating early on. ### What Works Well Despite the initial confusion, I found myself drawn in by the slow unraveling of the mystery. The story is a blend of horror, sci-fi, and romance, and the world-building, while initially sparse, becomes increasingly solid as the story progresses. The relationship between the MC and ML is a definite highlight. The ML is adorably devoted and persistent, and their connection feels genuine. I also appreciated the well-developed supporting characters, who added depth to the narrative. The overarching plot of humanity's fight against god-like beings across time is intriguing, and the emotional payoff, once you reach it, is worthwhile. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, here's where things get a little spoilery, so skip to the next section if you want to go in blind! Apparently, the MC is a traveler/researcher who studies planets and encounters higher beings. The story delves into his past, his connection to an organization studying these beings, and his tragic history with the ML. The ending is described as sweet and happy, but also acknowledges the trials they faced. ### Final Verdict "Daily Life of Saving the World from a Mental Hospital" is not your average quick transmigration novel. It's a slow-burn mystery that requires patience and a willingness to be confused for a while. If you enjoy stories that gradually reveal their secrets, with a blend of horror, sci-fi, and a devoted romance, this might be for you. However, if you prefer clear explanations and immediate gratification, you might find the initial lack of information frustrating. Overall, I found it to be a unique and ultimately rewarding read.