This Text Adventure Game Is Seriously Cursed
Chapter 188

A Dirty Job

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In the Pet Shop, Mu You learned the news right away through a push notification from Dragon Soars Software. The three of them gathered around the computer without prompting, opened the Fool Official Website, and clicked on the announcement.

"Full release version 1.0 update details."

"1. Lifespan trading will become available on the Fool Forum."

"2. The personal status panel in the game will display more detailed attributes. Remaining lifespan will be displayed down to the second."

"3. Game characters will receive a greater allocation of Thought Allocation from their original bodies, granting them greater Wisdom and crisis-management abilities, and providing more options when encountering events in the game. In exchange, when a game character dies or suffers illness or injury, the original body will experience one-tenth of the pain. This feature can be enabled at your discretion."

"4. Friend and party features will become available. Other players can be added as friends in the game. Friends can communicate by text through a chat window at any time."

"5. Item binding and death penalty.

Death penalty: When killed by another player, you will drop one random item you are carrying (applies only to attacks between players).

Item protection: Each person can initially bind six pieces of equipment or non-consumable items permanently. Permanently bound items cannot be sold or transferred to another owner, and will not drop upon death. Upon permanent death, they will be reclaimed by the game."

"6. Red name penalty: Initiating an attack and killing another player will grant one stack of the red name penalty. These stacks can accumulate, and one stack is removed each day. While under this penalty, you will drop more lifespan and items upon death; the more stacks you have, the more you will drop. Killing players with red names will not increase

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