All Worlds Beg the Villainess to Act Like a Human

Chapter 522: Terminally Ill Heiress on Death Game Island (38)

Qiann Yan: "I have a bad temper."

System 666 broadcasted this, unable to resist telling the original host: [The host’s temper is really bad, and they tear the system apart at the slightest disagreement.]

The young, sickly girl couldn’t help but ask, "Have you ever been torn apart? Does the system feel pain?"

System 666: This conversation will die!

"Bad? Being pointed at without getting angry, is that considered bad? If it were me, I’d have fought back ages ago."

"Forget it, your body doesn’t allow it." Finally, Bai Huai recalled something and added.

"Have you noticed, your fiancé is acting differently towards you." Bai Huai leaned closer to Qiann Yan, his eyes shining like jewels, "He’s becoming like everyone else, only thinking about getting out. Perhaps one day, he’ll betray you."

"I know."

Bai Huai was even more frustrated: "I don’t understand you. So calm, do you not like him?" His heart couldn’t help but skip a beat, this strange pounding he couldn’t grasp, yet he felt pleased inside.

"I don’t actually like him."

Bai Huai suppressed his inner joy and pressed further, "You don’t like him, yet he’s your fiancé? Is it like this outside now?"

When he came in, he was still young and didn’t quite understand how adults behaved together outside.

"It’s considered an exchange." According to the original host’s meaning, it’s an exchange.

Bai Huai was in a good mood: "Can you tell me about the outside?"

Qiann Yan: "Of course."

...

Even though Jing XiYuaan tried hard to maintain the small team, he couldn’t stop the members from betraying one by one.

Jing XiYuaan once mentioned to Qiann Yan, asking her to find a way to invite Bai Huai into the team, but she refused, and he didn’t bring it up again.

The team completely fell apart, now they were back to a four-person team.

Zhang Lingling died, choosing between her best friend Ruan Qian and Chen Xiao’s answers, she picked Ruan Qian, not expecting Chen Xiao’s answer was the truth. She was a rather weak girl and became prey for a ferocious beast within five minutes.

Ruan Qian left the team, showing no guilt.

Chen Xiao later died too. In the challenge with Qiann Yan, Ma Sheng answered the empty cage, he chose Ma Sheng.

Actually, Qiann Yan was the one telling the truth, but Chen Xiao didn’t believe her; he remembered last time Qiann Yan said she wanted to transfuse blood to pass her terminal illness to him.

That day, Qiann Yan looked indifferent on stage, and Chen Xiao realized he had chosen wrong, his face filled with shock and fear, looking at her with regret.

Ma Sheng received a hefty reward and took Ma Fei to leave retirement. The sibling moved into a nice apartment, already having the mindset of veteran players.

Later, Jing XiYuaan brought in Huo Yi, who was unwilling to compromise and betray teammates, now forming a five-person group.

"More than a year." Lu Shanyang sighed, "Luckily, after they left, we always have someone standing above the empty cage each time, otherwise I don’t know if we could have persisted until now."

"Do we still have a chance to get out?" Fang Qing slumped in the chair, her face gaunt and pale, since they hadn’t betrayed teammates, their points only covered basic costs, eating poorly, and feeling anxious, "I feel like we won’t be able to get out."

"As long as I’m alive, standing above the empty cage, I will definitely tell you the truth, and you should do the same." Fang Qing seemed to be admonishing herself, absolutely not to lie.

Qiann Yan: "Of course."

Huo Yi: "I don’t want to be like them."

Jing XiYuaan: "Everyone, don’t give up."

Lu Shanyang: "If we knew today, we shouldn’t have wandered off."

...

Today marks one year, six months, and five days since entering Death Game Island, Qiann Yan stood in the challenge spot, drawing a two-star difficulty.

Five cages, four teammates plus Bai Huai as the friendly assist, everyone felt like they were completely handing her points.

However, reality always turns out different from what people think.