I'll Stab Every Stabbable Hole in His Body

In Light-Dark Traitor, enemies had no danger ratings. Aside from the universal law that Battle Power is Directly Proportional to Handsomeness, you basically had to fight them to find out whether the protagonist would get beaten to a pulp.

The only hint was the time limit for playing cards during combat rounds. The standard time was 5 seconds, but if you really had five seconds, you had basically already won the battle—no matter how many enemies there were, their overall strength would still be below Los's.

Conversely, the stronger the enemies were, the less time there was to play cards. It forcibly turned this turn-based, health-preserving card game into a frantic real-time action game. Once the time fell below a certain threshold, Los's win rate approached zero infinitely, and it had little to do with Ren Suo's skill. Whether Ren Suo was Bronze or King, it was all the same.

But the game was far more absurd than reality in one respect: the game would never present an unwinnable situation.

Every difficult stage had a way through. The enemies you encountered either would not kill you for now, would become your teammates/your wife/your pets, could be avoided somehow, or... could definitely be beaten to a pulp.

Reality, however, was not so gentle. For Ren Suo right now, Dong Chengling, Qiao Muyi, and Gu Yueyan were life's impossible problems—he could neither defeat nor avoid them. Not only could he not turn them all into twenty-four-hour teammates who could candidly share their captain, but one wrong step could even put his life in danger.

Ren Suo did not dare underestimate the game called Reality OL in the slightest. Just as Dong Chengling had said, he could not simply do whatever he wanted by relying on love—they were none of them easy women,