My Iyashikei Game Chapter 297: Ziggurat?

In the past several years, Feng Ziyu had investigated several places before he came up with this document about Ziggurat. The content was so preposterous and unbelievable that if Han Fei had not been to the cryptic world himself, he wouldn’t believe such locations exist at Xin Lu. In the 1st edition of Perfect Life, to increase authenticity, part of the gaming set was inspired by real life, and that included the Ziggurat personally designed by Immortal Pharma’s past director. No one knew what Ziggurat's real name was, Ziggurat was just a codename but the locale had been closely related to death ever since its creation. Following the deaths of the director and the tester who went insane, Feng Ziyu was the living person who knew Ziggurat the best. He had personally tested all the missions available at Ziggurat and had been to most of the rooms at Ziggurat.

“Since the beginning, I noticed the connection between Ziggurat and real life. On the surface, Ziggurat claims to be a virtual location created by Immortal Pharma’s director, but once you were inside it, you would notice its tenuous relationship to reality. As a tester, I had checked the missions at Ziggurat multiple times, they all looked normal on the surface but they had such sinister details.

“Take for example, there is a deliveryman outside Building 1 of Ziggurat, he came to Ziggurat for his job, taking a temporary post from his colleague. According to the game’s design, the deliveryman’s attitude was completely different from a normal NPC, he was extremely cunning and crazy. He would inject the water from the toilet into the bottled water using a syringe and hid his cut nails inside the food. When the deliveryman made his 3rd delivery, he was encountered by one of the tenants, a father. The man discovered his crazy actions and got into an argument with him. Just as it was about to escalate to a fight, the player would be dragged into it. Based on different choices, the ending of the deliveryman would be different.

“The best result was when the deliveryman was

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