To Harm the Righteous Path, I Had No Choice But to Make Games
Chapter 241

Cursed Item: Yin-Yang Bone Divination

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The number of items each person could carry was limited.

With the experience from the previous round, everyone understood the importance of light. The first item they took was the Spirit Lantern.

Under the faint spiritual glow, their Sanity Points still decreased, but at a very slow rate.

Everyone cautiously pushed open the long-abandoned wooden door and entered the Haunted House.

"Damn, the layout changed!"

After lighting the lantern in the main hall, Zhou Yue immediately frowned.

Because the layout of this Haunted House was different from the previous round.

In the original work from his previous life, every map had been fixed.

To improve the cultivators' sense of immersion and let them experience the horror atmosphere firsthand, Lu Ze had thoughtfully changed the maps into multiple templates that were randomly combined and generated.

Otherwise, after playing a few rounds and becoming familiar with the map, they would get smoother at running away. How would they still be scared?

"This Old Devil Lu... he really has no good intentions..."

Goosebumps rose all over Zhou Qiaoling's skin, and she took several more steps back.

"Did everyone bring their Cold-Pointing Needles?"

Zhong Yi asked.

Everyone answered in unison, "We did."

"Then let's find the Ghost Room first... There isn't much time. We need to hurry!"

At Zhong Yi's call, the four of them quickly began using their Cold-Pointing Needles to search everywhere for places where the chill cut to the bone.

The core gameplay of "Ghost Town Terror" was deducing the type of evil entity.

The first step was finding where the evil entity was located.

According to the system's hints, the Ghost Room where the evil entity resided was far colder than the surrounding areas because of its excessively heavy yin energy.

Thus, the Cold-Pointing Needle was the second most crucial

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