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Regression Is Too Much
Junho Kim
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Kim Jun-ho enters a mysterious Tower with an extraordinary regression ability: even a minor injury can reset his progress. To survive the Tower’s deadly trials, he must learn from repeated attempts, master swordsmanship and find ways forward without taking a single hit.
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Audio chapters (359) · 121–150
121
Chapter 121
Kim Jun-ho stands stunned as a shower of petals and trumpets signal a floor clear, though he immediately questions why he has regressed. An unseen voice congratulates him before Raphael's illusion vanishes. Facing his tutorial-era doppelgänger on Floor 5, Jun-ho mutters to himself, analyzing whether the creature possesses a reflective ability or simply knows his weakness. He tests this by striking first, only to be injured on the shin and regress again. Frustrated, he attempts an attrition strategy, but the doppelgänger executes an impossible mid-air sword slash that cuts his chest, triggering another regression. Jun-ho curses in disbelief, realizing the doppelgänger's overwhelming skill. As the creature returns with pitch-black eyes and incomprehensible mutterings, Jun-ho confirms his hypothesis: the doppelgänger has already regressed countless times, making it a far more experienced opponent than his current self.
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10:55
Chapter 121
Kim Jun-ho stands stunned as a shower of petals and trumpets signal a floor clear, though he immediately questions why he has regressed. An unseen voice congratulates him before Raphael's illusion vanishes. Facing his tutorial-era doppelgänger on Floor 5, Jun-ho mutters to himself, analyzing whether the creature possesses a reflective ability or simply knows his weakness. He tests this by striking first, only to be injured on the shin and regress again. Frustrated, he attempts an attrition strategy, but the doppelgänger executes an impossible mid-air sword slash that cuts his chest, triggering another regression. Jun-ho curses in disbelief, realizing the doppelgänger's overwhelming skill. As the creature returns with pitch-black eyes and incomprehensible mutterings, Jun-ho confirms his hypothesis: the doppelgänger has already regressed countless times, making it a far more experienced opponent than his current self.
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10:55
122
Chapter 122
Kim Jun-ho regresses to test a hypothesis about his doppelgänger's behavior. Upon entering Floor 5, angels announce his arrival and departure. He attempts to ambush the doppelgänger but is injured, triggering another regression. He realizes both he and the doppelgänger are trapped in an endless loop of regressions, unable to perceive each other's resets. The doppelgänger has endured thousands of defeats, growing increasingly exhausted and unhinged. Kim Jun-ho deduces that the doppelgänger's mind will break first due to the vastly different perception of time and accumulated trauma. He resolves to outlast his opponent, apologizing to his doppelgänger as he prepares to continue the brutal cycle until the creature's sanity shatters completely.
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9:28
Chapter 122
Kim Jun-ho regresses to test a hypothesis about his doppelgänger's behavior. Upon entering Floor 5, angels announce his arrival and departure. He attempts to ambush the doppelgänger but is injured, triggering another regression. He realizes both he and the doppelgänger are trapped in an endless loop of regressions, unable to perceive each other's resets. The doppelgänger has endured thousands of defeats, growing increasingly exhausted and unhinged. Kim Jun-ho deduces that the doppelgänger's mind will break first due to the vastly different perception of time and accumulated trauma. He resolves to outlast his opponent, apologizing to his doppelgänger as he prepares to continue the brutal cycle until the creature's sanity shatters completely.
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9:28
123
Chapter 123
The protagonist reflects on his endless regression battles against his doppelgänger on the 5th floor. He recalls how the clone initially struggled with his sword style but gradually adapted, learning to bend his blade mid-air and manipulate mana to control tempo. The protagonist mirrors these advancements, leading to a grueling cycle of mutual growth and repeated defeats that slowly erodes his sanity. He remembers the doppelgänger's muttered frustrations and observations, as well as Archangel Raphael's standardized lecture on human advantages, which he has memorized over countless cycles. As despair mounts and memories of Choi Ji-won begin to blur, the protagonist wonders if he will go mad before his opponent breaks. Suddenly, the doppelgänger halts its advance and speaks for the first time in a long while, catching the protagonist off guard.
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9:05
Chapter 123
The protagonist reflects on his endless regression battles against his doppelgänger on the 5th floor. He recalls how the clone initially struggled with his sword style but gradually adapted, learning to bend his blade mid-air and manipulate mana to control tempo. The protagonist mirrors these advancements, leading to a grueling cycle of mutual growth and repeated defeats that slowly erodes his sanity. He remembers the doppelgänger's muttered frustrations and observations, as well as Archangel Raphael's standardized lecture on human advantages, which he has memorized over countless cycles. As despair mounts and memories of Choi Ji-won begin to blur, the protagonist wonders if he will go mad before his opponent breaks. Suddenly, the doppelgänger halts its advance and speaks for the first time in a long while, catching the protagonist off guard.
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9:05
124
Chapter 124
Kim Jun-ho encounters his own doppelgänger on Floor 5, who initially attacks him before suddenly speaking. The two identical figures realize they share identical memories and cannot determine who is the original. They debate regression mechanics, discovering that taking damage causes only the original to regress, while the doppelgänger does not. After testing this, they agree to end the fight without violence. The doppelgänger concedes defeat, triggering a clear notification for himself, while Kim Jun-ho realizes he is the doppelgänger. The original Kim Jun-ho apologizes and considers clearing the floor to find a way to free him, but Kim Jun-ho stops him, seeing an opportunity to exploit the situation.
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10:12
Chapter 124
Kim Jun-ho encounters his own doppelgänger on Floor 5, who initially attacks him before suddenly speaking. The two identical figures realize they share identical memories and cannot determine who is the original. They debate regression mechanics, discovering that taking damage causes only the original to regress, while the doppelgänger does not. After testing this, they agree to end the fight without violence. The doppelgänger concedes defeat, triggering a clear notification for himself, while Kim Jun-ho realizes he is the doppelgänger. The original Kim Jun-ho apologizes and considers clearing the floor to find a way to free him, but Kim Jun-ho stops him, seeing an opportunity to exploit the situation.
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10:12
125
Chapter 125
The protagonist (doppelgänger) proposes an endless training regimen to his original counterpart on the 5th floor, explaining that the doppelgänger must regress repeatedly to force the original to grow stronger without triggering his own regression. The original agrees, unaware of the doppelgänger's impending erasure. After the doppelgänger clears the floor and returns to the present, he confronts the exhausted, mentally broken doppelgänger who sacrificed himself for the protagonist's growth. The protagonist checks his status, noting significant improvements in his Swordsmanship trait. The doppelgänger gives final advice and dies, clearing the floor. The protagonist regresses to the start of the 5th floor, where the doppelgänger has reset. They quickly clear the floor again, and the protagonist returns to his apartment, where Choi Ji-won notices his changed aura. The protagonist expresses his exhaustion with the Tower's regression system.
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13:03
Chapter 125
The protagonist (doppelgänger) proposes an endless training regimen to his original counterpart on the 5th floor, explaining that the doppelgänger must regress repeatedly to force the original to grow stronger without triggering his own regression. The original agrees, unaware of the doppelgänger's impending erasure. After the doppelgänger clears the floor and returns to the present, he confronts the exhausted, mentally broken doppelgänger who sacrificed himself for the protagonist's growth. The protagonist checks his status, noting significant improvements in his Swordsmanship trait. The doppelgänger gives final advice and dies, clearing the floor. The protagonist regresses to the start of the 5th floor, where the doppelgänger has reset. They quickly clear the floor again, and the protagonist returns to his apartment, where Choi Ji-won notices his changed aura. The protagonist expresses his exhaustion with the Tower's regression system.
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13:03
126
Chapter 126
Kim Jun-ho recounts his grueling two-week struggle on Floor 10 against a Yeti, whose magical cold aura forced him to regress upon taking damage. Unable to fight it directly, he systematically starved the creature by killing all local wildlife and consuming the meat himself, eventually reducing the Yeti to a skeletal state before finally defeating it. Upon returning to his apartment, he is greeted by a deeply worried Choi Ji-won. Their reunion is interrupted when Jun-ho realizes he has contracted a cold from the harsh environment. Worried that the illness could trigger a regression loop, Ji-won suggests he regress to clear it, but he explains his only option was starvation. She insists he rest and prepares porridge for him. Three months later, the world reacts to the Tower's emergence, with governments investigating its dangers and corporations exploring its resources, while the Player Association is officially launched under Michael Zetter's leadership.
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11:58
Chapter 126
Kim Jun-ho recounts his grueling two-week struggle on Floor 10 against a Yeti, whose magical cold aura forced him to regress upon taking damage. Unable to fight it directly, he systematically starved the creature by killing all local wildlife and consuming the meat himself, eventually reducing the Yeti to a skeletal state before finally defeating it. Upon returning to his apartment, he is greeted by a deeply worried Choi Ji-won. Their reunion is interrupted when Jun-ho realizes he has contracted a cold from the harsh environment. Worried that the illness could trigger a regression loop, Ji-won suggests he regress to clear it, but he explains his only option was starvation. She insists he rest and prepares porridge for him. Three months later, the world reacts to the Tower's emergence, with governments investigating its dangers and corporations exploring its resources, while the Player Association is officially launched under Michael Zetter's leadership.
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11:58
127
Chapter 127
The chapter opens with a montage of news headlines detailing the rapid societal integration of players, the formation of the Player Association under Michael Zetter, and rising public fear over player crimes and government crackdowns. Kim Jun-ho awakens to find his Mighty Coin investment has grown to two billion won thanks to the Association's efforts. He discusses his lingering cold symptoms with Choi Ji-won, who questions whether it is truly just a cold. Jun-ho decides to seek out the healer William Smith, and Ji-won calls the Player Association to get his contact information. The clerk on the other end explains that William is completely overwhelmed, treating patients flooding in across America. Jun-ho checks online forums and realizes the massive public praise for William is a recent development, concluding that his own actions on Floor 4 likely triggered this surge in William's fame and workload.
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10:19
Chapter 127
The chapter opens with a montage of news headlines detailing the rapid societal integration of players, the formation of the Player Association under Michael Zetter, and rising public fear over player crimes and government crackdowns. Kim Jun-ho awakens to find his Mighty Coin investment has grown to two billion won thanks to the Association's efforts. He discusses his lingering cold symptoms with Choi Ji-won, who questions whether it is truly just a cold. Jun-ho decides to seek out the healer William Smith, and Ji-won calls the Player Association to get his contact information. The clerk on the other end explains that William is completely overwhelmed, treating patients flooding in across America. Jun-ho checks online forums and realizes the massive public praise for William is a recent development, concluding that his own actions on Floor 4 likely triggered this surge in William's fame and workload.
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10:19
128
Chapter 128
The chapter details the backstory of William Smith, a former pastor who awakened a powerful healing ability during the Tutorial. Initially hiding his power to protect his family, he eventually reveals it after his daughter is injured, becoming a local healer. His fame spreads rapidly through social media, attracting desperate patients from across America and offering wealthy individuals. The narrative then shifts to Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won, who are struggling with a persistent cold and lack of a skilled healer. Jun-ho contacts Kang Chan, who confirms there are no healers in Korea and mentions William Smith's fame. Realizing the need to proceed, Jun-ho and Ji-won decide to enter Floor 11 immediately, sharing a final meal and preparing to face the floor's challenges together.
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9:45
Chapter 128
The chapter details the backstory of William Smith, a former pastor who awakened a powerful healing ability during the Tutorial. Initially hiding his power to protect his family, he eventually reveals it after his daughter is injured, becoming a local healer. His fame spreads rapidly through social media, attracting desperate patients from across America and offering wealthy individuals. The narrative then shifts to Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won, who are struggling with a persistent cold and lack of a skilled healer. Jun-ho contacts Kang Chan, who confirms there are no healers in Korea and mentions William Smith's fame. Realizing the need to proceed, Jun-ho and Ji-won decide to enter Floor 11 immediately, sharing a final meal and preparing to face the floor's challenges together.
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9:45
129
Chapter 129
Kim Jun-ho awakens on Floor 11, a temperate forest reminiscent of Denmark. He tests a purchased elixir to cure a lingering cold, confirming its restorative properties before calling out for Choi Ji-won. They quickly reunite and agree on a new regression protocol. Walking along a dirt path, Ji-won points out a nearly invisible wall, which Bung-bung helps Jun-ho perceive. They discover a massive wooden fortress and encounter hostile dwarves who ignore or reject their attempts at communication. Following a voice, they find a group of gaunt, filthy players in leather armor. The group's leader, Felix Hoffman, recognizes Ji-won and introduces himself. He explains that despite their high skill level, Floor 11 has become impossible to clear, leaving them in a state of deep despair.
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9:16
Chapter 129
Kim Jun-ho awakens on Floor 11, a temperate forest reminiscent of Denmark. He tests a purchased elixir to cure a lingering cold, confirming its restorative properties before calling out for Choi Ji-won. They quickly reunite and agree on a new regression protocol. Walking along a dirt path, Ji-won points out a nearly invisible wall, which Bung-bung helps Jun-ho perceive. They discover a massive wooden fortress and encounter hostile dwarves who ignore or reject their attempts at communication. Following a voice, they find a group of gaunt, filthy players in leather armor. The group's leader, Felix Hoffman, recognizes Ji-won and introduces himself. He explains that despite their high skill level, Floor 11 has become impossible to clear, leaving them in a state of deep despair.
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9:16
130
Chapter 130
Felix Hoffman explains to Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won that his elite German party entered Floor 11 a week ago but found the dwarves completely uncooperative, refusing to sell goods or lodging despite having currency. Felix directs them to the fortress to witness the hostility firsthand. Upon entering, the protagonists are struck by the quaint but unwelcoming atmosphere and the glaring hostility of the dwarven shopkeepers. At the passage stone shop, the owner demands an absurdly inflated price of one hundred million gold, far beyond any reasonable amount, confirming the dwarves' deliberate malice toward humans. Unable to afford the stones, they leave empty-handed. Realizing the dwarves will not cooperate, Ji-won suggests asking the floor's angels for information. As they approach the fortress center, Jun-ho recognizes the winged angel as the placard angel he had previously spared on Floor 2. The angel is equally shocked to see him, confirming their past connection and opening a potential path to uncover the truth behind the dwarves' hostility.
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10:27
Chapter 130
Felix Hoffman explains to Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won that his elite German party entered Floor 11 a week ago but found the dwarves completely uncooperative, refusing to sell goods or lodging despite having currency. Felix directs them to the fortress to witness the hostility firsthand. Upon entering, the protagonists are struck by the quaint but unwelcoming atmosphere and the glaring hostility of the dwarven shopkeepers. At the passage stone shop, the owner demands an absurdly inflated price of one hundred million gold, far beyond any reasonable amount, confirming the dwarves' deliberate malice toward humans. Unable to afford the stones, they leave empty-handed. Realizing the dwarves will not cooperate, Ji-won suggests asking the floor's angels for information. As they approach the fortress center, Jun-ho recognizes the winged angel as the placard angel he had previously spared on Floor 2. The angel is equally shocked to see him, confirming their past connection and opening a potential path to uncover the truth behind the dwarves' hostility.
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10:27
131
Chapter 131
Anael, the current guide for Floor 11, joyfully reunites with Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won, thanking him for defending her on Floor 2. She recounts the tragic history of the floor, where initially welcoming dwarves were betrayed by greedy players who robbed their shops and murdered them. The dwarves, enraged by the violence and the players' ability to escape via passage stones, decided to block the exit and sell the stones at an exorbitant price to trap future climbers. Anael explains that her predecessor was fired not for failing to stop the conflict, but for reporting it to the archangel, who dismissed the crisis as inevitable. Jun-ho and Ji-won reflect on the dwarves' justified hostility and the systemic indifference of the Tower's higher administration.
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11:12
Chapter 131
Anael, the current guide for Floor 11, joyfully reunites with Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won, thanking him for defending her on Floor 2. She recounts the tragic history of the floor, where initially welcoming dwarves were betrayed by greedy players who robbed their shops and murdered them. The dwarves, enraged by the violence and the players' ability to escape via passage stones, decided to block the exit and sell the stones at an exorbitant price to trap future climbers. Anael explains that her predecessor was fired not for failing to stop the conflict, but for reporting it to the archangel, who dismissed the crisis as inevitable. Jun-ho and Ji-won reflect on the dwarves' justified hostility and the systemic indifference of the Tower's higher administration.
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11:12
132
Chapter 132
Kim Jun-ho consults the angel Anael to understand Floor 11's economy and legal framework, learning that daily earnings are high but crime penalties are temporary debuffs. He then questions the dwarven shop owner, who represents the dwarves, about recent murders. The shop owner is initially hostile and defensive, suspecting climbers, but eventually proposes a temporary price drop for passage stones and a three-day waiting period for funerals before resuming sales. He reveals he can craft passage stones himself and intends to migrate the dwarves away from players entirely. After the meeting, Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won discuss the catastrophic risk if the shop owner is killed. Immediately upon leaving, an unfamiliar young man approaches them with a proposal to exterminate the dwarf village.
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11:54
Chapter 132
Kim Jun-ho consults the angel Anael to understand Floor 11's economy and legal framework, learning that daily earnings are high but crime penalties are temporary debuffs. He then questions the dwarven shop owner, who represents the dwarves, about recent murders. The shop owner is initially hostile and defensive, suspecting climbers, but eventually proposes a temporary price drop for passage stones and a three-day waiting period for funerals before resuming sales. He reveals he can craft passage stones himself and intends to migrate the dwarves away from players entirely. After the meeting, Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won discuss the catastrophic risk if the shop owner is killed. Immediately upon leaving, an unfamiliar young man approaches them with a proposal to exterminate the dwarf village.
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11:54
133
Chapter 133
Exhausted players on Floor 11 confront Choi Ji-won, demanding to seize the fortress and wipe out the dwarves after feeling persecuted. A player leader argues for control, while others debate the necessity of waiting three more days for passage stones. Tensions rise as some players advocate for violence or torture, but others warn against it due to the dwarves' stubborn nature. Ji-won calms the crowd, explaining the dwarves' role in creating passage stones. Later, a haggard player named Mason confesses to killing a dwarf after being tricked into eating a hallucinogenic mushroom by a Chinese player named Jang Roe. Mason reveals he was framed and that Jang Roe disappeared after a second murder. Kim Jun-ho and Ji-won discuss the implications, realizing Jang Roe is the true culprit. Jun-ho devises a plan to force the players and dwarves to cooperate by creating a common enemy, requiring Ji-won's support to execute.
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11:31
Chapter 133
Exhausted players on Floor 11 confront Choi Ji-won, demanding to seize the fortress and wipe out the dwarves after feeling persecuted. A player leader argues for control, while others debate the necessity of waiting three more days for passage stones. Tensions rise as some players advocate for violence or torture, but others warn against it due to the dwarves' stubborn nature. Ji-won calms the crowd, explaining the dwarves' role in creating passage stones. Later, a haggard player named Mason confesses to killing a dwarf after being tricked into eating a hallucinogenic mushroom by a Chinese player named Jang Roe. Mason reveals he was framed and that Jang Roe disappeared after a second murder. Kim Jun-ho and Ji-won discuss the implications, realizing Jang Roe is the true culprit. Jun-ho devises a plan to force the players and dwarves to cooperate by creating a common enemy, requiring Ji-won's support to execute.
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11:31
134
Chapter 134
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won finalize a plan where Jun-ho will regress and act as a terrifying villain to unite the players against a common enemy. Ji-won agrees to play the front-facing hero role after Jun-ho reassures her of his safety and their love. Upon regressing to Floor 11, Jun-ho's plan immediately takes effect as Julien, a French player trapped there, encounters a bloodied Choi Ji-won. His companion recognizes her as a hero, prompting Julien to offer aid. Ji-won claims a crazy killer attacked her, sparking rumors among the trapped players. While some like Felix and the Russian wrestler doubt her, the wrestler soon returns severely injured, describing a masked attacker who toyed with him. The group's initial mockery turns to genuine fear as the reality of the killer spreads.
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11:10
Chapter 134
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won finalize a plan where Jun-ho will regress and act as a terrifying villain to unite the players against a common enemy. Ji-won agrees to play the front-facing hero role after Jun-ho reassures her of his safety and their love. Upon regressing to Floor 11, Jun-ho's plan immediately takes effect as Julien, a French player trapped there, encounters a bloodied Choi Ji-won. His companion recognizes her as a hero, prompting Julien to offer aid. Ji-won claims a crazy killer attacked her, sparking rumors among the trapped players. While some like Felix and the Russian wrestler doubt her, the wrestler soon returns severely injured, describing a masked attacker who toyed with him. The group's initial mockery turns to genuine fear as the reality of the killer spreads.
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11:10
135
Chapter 135
Kim Jun-ho reflects on his regression strategy, noting how he uses psychological terror, shallow wounds, and a skull mask to break the will of top-tier players who would otherwise fight to the death. He discovers his mana has become imbued with coldness, complicating his combat readiness, but decides to conserve elixirs for now. He then shifts his attention to the dwarves, planning to threaten them into cooperation. Inside a wooden fortress, the dwarves hold a meeting led by the passage stone shop owner to discuss sheltering frightened climbers. While a black-bearded dwarf voices extreme hostility, the white-bearded elder proposes a temporary compromise. The council agrees, but the meeting is interrupted by a young dwarf who reports that the heavily guarded warehouse has been violently destroyed, with supplies smashed and an animal skull left behind, signaling a dangerous intruder.
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8:42
Chapter 135
Kim Jun-ho reflects on his regression strategy, noting how he uses psychological terror, shallow wounds, and a skull mask to break the will of top-tier players who would otherwise fight to the death. He discovers his mana has become imbued with coldness, complicating his combat readiness, but decides to conserve elixirs for now. He then shifts his attention to the dwarves, planning to threaten them into cooperation. Inside a wooden fortress, the dwarves hold a meeting led by the passage stone shop owner to discuss sheltering frightened climbers. While a black-bearded dwarf voices extreme hostility, the white-bearded elder proposes a temporary compromise. The council agrees, but the meeting is interrupted by a young dwarf who reports that the heavily guarded warehouse has been violently destroyed, with supplies smashed and an animal skull left behind, signaling a dangerous intruder.
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136
Chapter 136
Kim Jun-ho infiltrates a heavily trapped dwarf storage, using regression to bypass defenses and destroy their supplies. The dwarves, initially somber, hold a meeting to address the crisis. The shop owner outlines the urgent need for water and barrier reinforcement, noting the danger of the outside murderer. He proposes a temporary alliance with the players, offering shelter and food in exchange for labor. Players receive dwarven equipment and split into groups: some escort the shop owner while others assist with construction. Led by Choi Ji-won, the players successfully retrieve water and hunt forest oxen, earning recognition. Meanwhile, other players feel overlooked but are motivated to work harder, leading to smooth progress. The chapter ends with the alliance solidifying and Kim Jun-ho marking a tree to signal Ji-won before moving to the next phase.
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9:41
Chapter 136
Kim Jun-ho infiltrates a heavily trapped dwarf storage, using regression to bypass defenses and destroy their supplies. The dwarves, initially somber, hold a meeting to address the crisis. The shop owner outlines the urgent need for water and barrier reinforcement, noting the danger of the outside murderer. He proposes a temporary alliance with the players, offering shelter and food in exchange for labor. Players receive dwarven equipment and split into groups: some escort the shop owner while others assist with construction. Led by Choi Ji-won, the players successfully retrieve water and hunt forest oxen, earning recognition. Meanwhile, other players feel overlooked but are motivated to work harder, leading to smooth progress. The chapter ends with the alliance solidifying and Kim Jun-ho marking a tree to signal Ji-won before moving to the next phase.
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9:41
137
Chapter 137
Chapter 137 depicts the aftermath of the dwarves and human climbers rebuilding the fortress on Floor 11. Dwarves and humans exchange praise for each other's craftsmanship and combat skills, slowly healing past wounds. A group of dwarves discusses the barrier's magical circuits, bear meat, and beer supplies, while older dwarves reflect on the recent funeral and the possibility of resuming trade with humans. The players then address the remaining threat of the Skeleton Slayer. Choi Ji-won volunteers to fight it alone, revealing she will use the high-risk S-rank trait Heart of Lightning Flash to gain fame and experience. Jun-ho stages a reunion with Ji-won, pretending to be the Slayer so she can test her new ability. After activating the trait, Ji-won's body is taken over by her sentient sword, Bung-bung, who angrily confronts Jun-ho for his past behavior.
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10:37
Chapter 137
Chapter 137 depicts the aftermath of the dwarves and human climbers rebuilding the fortress on Floor 11. Dwarves and humans exchange praise for each other's craftsmanship and combat skills, slowly healing past wounds. A group of dwarves discusses the barrier's magical circuits, bear meat, and beer supplies, while older dwarves reflect on the recent funeral and the possibility of resuming trade with humans. The players then address the remaining threat of the Skeleton Slayer. Choi Ji-won volunteers to fight it alone, revealing she will use the high-risk S-rank trait Heart of Lightning Flash to gain fame and experience. Jun-ho stages a reunion with Ji-won, pretending to be the Slayer so she can test her new ability. After activating the trait, Ji-won's body is taken over by her sentient sword, Bung-bung, who angrily confronts Jun-ho for his past behavior.
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138
Chapter 138
The chapter opens with the protagonist questioning the sudden appearance of Choi Ji-won's sentient sword, Bung-bung. The sword explains that Ji-won is currently using her SSS-rank Sword-and-Person-as-One trait to split her consciousness: one half managing the wild mana of the Heart of Lightning Flash trait, while the other half, controlled by Bung-bung, stabilizes her physical body and endures the pain. The sword playfully teases the protagonist about his gaze before demonstrating its ability to manipulate the lightning. Meanwhile, a group of players and dwarves anxiously wait near the fortress entrance, speculating about the ongoing battle between Ji-won and the Skeleton Slayer. They debate whether Ji-won is losing control or if the Skeleton Slayer possesses a specialized evasion ability. The tension breaks when Ji-won unleashes a massive, sky-reaching lightning strike that blinds and terrifies the onlookers. The chapter concludes with the Skeleton Slayer defeated and Ji-won emerging battered but victorious, prompting the dwarves to rush to her aid and praise her strength.
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10:46
Chapter 138
The chapter opens with the protagonist questioning the sudden appearance of Choi Ji-won's sentient sword, Bung-bung. The sword explains that Ji-won is currently using her SSS-rank Sword-and-Person-as-One trait to split her consciousness: one half managing the wild mana of the Heart of Lightning Flash trait, while the other half, controlled by Bung-bung, stabilizes her physical body and endures the pain. The sword playfully teases the protagonist about his gaze before demonstrating its ability to manipulate the lightning. Meanwhile, a group of players and dwarves anxiously wait near the fortress entrance, speculating about the ongoing battle between Ji-won and the Skeleton Slayer. They debate whether Ji-won is losing control or if the Skeleton Slayer possesses a specialized evasion ability. The tension breaks when Ji-won unleashes a massive, sky-reaching lightning strike that blinds and terrifies the onlookers. The chapter concludes with the Skeleton Slayer defeated and Ji-won emerging battered but victorious, prompting the dwarves to rush to her aid and praise her strength.
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10:46
139
Chapter 139
Following the defeat of the Skeleton Slayer, dwarves and players celebrate with a feast. Choi Ji-won claims credit for the lightning strike, though she internally regrets the hollow nature of the performance and her near-regression. Dwarves mourn their fallen while toasting to victory. Players, awed by the display of power, feel a sense of inferiority. A player named Mason confesses to accidentally killing the first dwarf after consuming a mushroom. The dwarf shop owner offers him a chance to atone by staying on Floor 11 to protect the dwarves. As the celebration winds down, players discuss the strange absence of the plaza angel and prepare to leave, stocking up on weapons and passage stones.
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10:22
Chapter 139
Following the defeat of the Skeleton Slayer, dwarves and players celebrate with a feast. Choi Ji-won claims credit for the lightning strike, though she internally regrets the hollow nature of the performance and her near-regression. Dwarves mourn their fallen while toasting to victory. Players, awed by the display of power, feel a sense of inferiority. A player named Mason confesses to accidentally killing the first dwarf after consuming a mushroom. The dwarf shop owner offers him a chance to atone by staying on Floor 11 to protect the dwarves. As the celebration winds down, players discuss the strange absence of the plaza angel and prepare to leave, stocking up on weapons and passage stones.
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Chapter 140
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won wake up exhausted after clearing Floor 11. They discuss whether to regress, ultimately deciding they must to find the troublesome player Jang Roe. Jun-ho contacts Yoon Joong-hyun, who reveals that Jang Roe has already been killed by a notorious figure known as the Grim Reaper. The chapter ends with Jun-ho realizing his target is dead.
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9:33
Chapter 140
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won wake up exhausted after clearing Floor 11. They discuss whether to regress, ultimately deciding they must to find the troublesome player Jang Roe. Jun-ho contacts Yoon Joong-hyun, who reveals that Jang Roe has already been killed by a notorious figure known as the Grim Reaper. The chapter ends with Jun-ho realizing his target is dead.
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141
Chapter 141
Kim Jun-ho receives a phone call from Yoon Joong-hyun, who provides a detailed briefing on the 'Grim Reaper,' a serial killer targeting successful players and posting their crimes online under a twisted sense of justice. Jun-ho listens intently, noting the killer's low accuracy rate and the moral ambiguity of his victims. Choi Ji-won interrupts the call, warning Jun-ho that his brutal actions on Floor 11 could lead to him being mistaken for the Grim Reaper. Overwhelmed by the psychological weight of his potential choices regarding the killer and his own regression, Jun-ho suffers a severe dizzy spell. Ji-won insists he rest and wait for developments. A week later, the Player Association announces the Grim Reaper's death on Floor 11 at the hands of Choi Ji-won to quell public panic. Immediately after, another caller alerts Jun-ho that the Grim Reaper has started a live stream, revealing himself to be a 15-year-old Japanese student.
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9:29
Chapter 141
Kim Jun-ho receives a phone call from Yoon Joong-hyun, who provides a detailed briefing on the 'Grim Reaper,' a serial killer targeting successful players and posting their crimes online under a twisted sense of justice. Jun-ho listens intently, noting the killer's low accuracy rate and the moral ambiguity of his victims. Choi Ji-won interrupts the call, warning Jun-ho that his brutal actions on Floor 11 could lead to him being mistaken for the Grim Reaper. Overwhelmed by the psychological weight of his potential choices regarding the killer and his own regression, Jun-ho suffers a severe dizzy spell. Ji-won insists he rest and wait for developments. A week later, the Player Association announces the Grim Reaper's death on Floor 11 at the hands of Choi Ji-won to quell public panic. Immediately after, another caller alerts Jun-ho that the Grim Reaper has started a live stream, revealing himself to be a 15-year-old Japanese student.
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Chapter 142
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won are briefed by a Tower Association official on how the Grim Reaper, Azai Yuuki, was caught. The official explains that Yuuki's livestream was a rash move that exposed his identity, which was then leaked by a Japanese anonymous community user rather than the Association. The public backlash destroys Yuuki's family, leading to his father's suicide and his sister and mother fleeing. Horrified by the disproportionate cruelty of the mob justice, Kim Jun-ho decides to regress Floor 11 to find Yuuki directly and handle him personally. After clearing the floor, they travel to Japan and visit Yuuki's apartment under the guise of middle school faculty. Yuuki's mother answers the door, and Ji-won smoothly introduces them. Inside, Yuuki recognizes both Ji-won and Kim Jun-ho, surprising the MC by knowing his name and commenting on his deep web reputation.
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9:34
Chapter 142
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won are briefed by a Tower Association official on how the Grim Reaper, Azai Yuuki, was caught. The official explains that Yuuki's livestream was a rash move that exposed his identity, which was then leaked by a Japanese anonymous community user rather than the Association. The public backlash destroys Yuuki's family, leading to his father's suicide and his sister and mother fleeing. Horrified by the disproportionate cruelty of the mob justice, Kim Jun-ho decides to regress Floor 11 to find Yuuki directly and handle him personally. After clearing the floor, they travel to Japan and visit Yuuki's apartment under the guise of middle school faculty. Yuuki's mother answers the door, and Ji-won smoothly introduces them. Inside, Yuuki recognizes both Ji-won and Kim Jun-ho, surprising the MC by knowing his name and commenting on his deep web reputation.
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Chapter 143
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won visit Azai Yuuki's room to confront the self-proclaimed Grim Reaper. Yuuki initially acts theatrical, revealing his S-grade stealth trait that renders him undetectable to even Ji-won's keen senses. However, Jun-ho easily locates him by sensing his uncontrolled leakage of magical power. Cornered, Yuuki surrenders and kneels. Jun-ho interrogates him about his vigilante killings, specifically targeting Jang Roe. Yuuki defends his actions as necessary sacrifices to stop extralegal criminals, though he admits to killing some innocent or ambiguously evil individuals. He reveals his motivation stems from observing Jun-ho's own heroic deeds, claiming to have trained extensively to be a shadow counterpart. The conversation shifts to how Jun-ho discovered him, which Yuuki attributes to the mass release of low-grade elixirs into the market after Jun-ho saved all 100 players on Floor 4.
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9:48
Chapter 143
Kim Jun-ho and Choi Ji-won visit Azai Yuuki's room to confront the self-proclaimed Grim Reaper. Yuuki initially acts theatrical, revealing his S-grade stealth trait that renders him undetectable to even Ji-won's keen senses. However, Jun-ho easily locates him by sensing his uncontrolled leakage of magical power. Cornered, Yuuki surrenders and kneels. Jun-ho interrogates him about his vigilante killings, specifically targeting Jang Roe. Yuuki defends his actions as necessary sacrifices to stop extralegal criminals, though he admits to killing some innocent or ambiguously evil individuals. He reveals his motivation stems from observing Jun-ho's own heroic deeds, claiming to have trained extensively to be a shadow counterpart. The conversation shifts to how Jun-ho discovered him, which Yuuki attributes to the mass release of low-grade elixirs into the market after Jun-ho saved all 100 players on Floor 4.
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144
Chapter 144
Kim Jun-ho reflects on the secret underground market for elixirs obtained from Floor 4 and how information about his identity was leaked despite deep web censorship. He discusses the situation with Azai Yuuki, who explains that someone anonymously posted Jun-ho's name and face online before it was deleted. Worried about his regressor status being exposed by powerful entities controlling the internet, Jun-ho decides to hide his identity or create an alias. He asks Yuuki to leave the room so he and Choi Ji-won can discuss what to do about the Grim Reaper's radical ideology. Ji-won advises Jun-ho to be extremely careful about killing, emphasizing that death is irreversible and urging him not to become accustomed to murder despite his regression ability. Jun-ho resolves not to kill Yuuki but to redirect his activities by satisfying his delusions, having already verified that his allies are safe and that stopping the Grim Reaper will not cause major issues.
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9:13
Chapter 144
Kim Jun-ho reflects on the secret underground market for elixirs obtained from Floor 4 and how information about his identity was leaked despite deep web censorship. He discusses the situation with Azai Yuuki, who explains that someone anonymously posted Jun-ho's name and face online before it was deleted. Worried about his regressor status being exposed by powerful entities controlling the internet, Jun-ho decides to hide his identity or create an alias. He asks Yuuki to leave the room so he and Choi Ji-won can discuss what to do about the Grim Reaper's radical ideology. Ji-won advises Jun-ho to be extremely careful about killing, emphasizing that death is irreversible and urging him not to become accustomed to murder despite his regression ability. Jun-ho resolves not to kill Yuuki but to redirect his activities by satisfying his delusions, having already verified that his allies are safe and that stopping the Grim Reaper will not cause major issues.
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145
Chapter 145
Kim Jun-ho reflects on the extreme rarity and danger of Elixirs, noting that only 200 exist globally and their owners often meet violent ends. He and Choi Ji-won finalize a plan to clear Floor 11 again, with Ji-won departing for the dwarves' fortress while Jun-ho travels to Japan to confront Azai Yuuki, the Grim Reaper. Jun-ho infiltrates Yuuki's apartment, adopts the Grim Reaper persona to intimidate him, and psychologically pressures him into stopping his vigilante killings. He fabricates a cover story involving the Player Association, successfully convincing Yuuki to cease operations. Meanwhile, Ji-won struggles to find information on top-tier players online, prompting Jun-ho to consider reaching out to Yoon Joong-hyun for better intel as they prepare for Floor 12.
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12:59
Chapter 145
Kim Jun-ho reflects on the extreme rarity and danger of Elixirs, noting that only 200 exist globally and their owners often meet violent ends. He and Choi Ji-won finalize a plan to clear Floor 11 again, with Ji-won departing for the dwarves' fortress while Jun-ho travels to Japan to confront Azai Yuuki, the Grim Reaper. Jun-ho infiltrates Yuuki's apartment, adopts the Grim Reaper persona to intimidate him, and psychologically pressures him into stopping his vigilante killings. He fabricates a cover story involving the Player Association, successfully convincing Yuuki to cease operations. Meanwhile, Ji-won struggles to find information on top-tier players online, prompting Jun-ho to consider reaching out to Yoon Joong-hyun for better intel as they prepare for Floor 12.
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Chapter 146
Kim Jun-ho reflects on his repeated regressions and failed attempts to gather information from other players, realizing that real-world climbers guard their knowledge tightly and require deep personal connections to share it. He notes methods players use to infer floor difficulties, such as tracking entry times and photographing post-clear wounds. After clearing Floor 11 and visiting the Grim Reaper, he and Choi Ji-won enter Floor 12 together. Inside a modern, hospital-like room, Jun-ho finds himself separated from Ji-won and must wait alone for four other climbers to arrive. The Tower provides meals and facilities to prevent starvation during the wait. Jun-ho eats a spaghetti meal kit, finds it unappetizing but preferable to his previous hardships, and rests, unaware that a full week will pass while he remains the sole occupant of the floor.
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9:18
Chapter 146
Kim Jun-ho reflects on his repeated regressions and failed attempts to gather information from other players, realizing that real-world climbers guard their knowledge tightly and require deep personal connections to share it. He notes methods players use to infer floor difficulties, such as tracking entry times and photographing post-clear wounds. After clearing Floor 11 and visiting the Grim Reaper, he and Choi Ji-won enter Floor 12 together. Inside a modern, hospital-like room, Jun-ho finds himself separated from Ji-won and must wait alone for four other climbers to arrive. The Tower provides meals and facilities to prevent starvation during the wait. Jun-ho eats a spaghetti meal kit, finds it unappetizing but preferable to his previous hardships, and rests, unaware that a full week will pass while he remains the sole occupant of the floor.
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147
Chapter 147
Yoon Joong-hyun prepares for a high-stakes virtual meeting with the Player Association's leadership and G20 presidents to present a critical report on player distribution. He details how the overwhelming reputation of Choi Ji-won's victory over the Grim Reaper on Floor 11 has caused a massive bottleneck, with virtually all players clearing Floor 11 halting their progress to avoid her or prepare for anticipated conflicts. While top-tier players are frantically training to match her power, mid-tier climbers are quietly bypassing the agreement to climb faster. Meanwhile, Kim Jun-ho endures the psychological terror of being trapped on Floor 12, forced to repeat the same day endlessly without clear objectives or enemies. His frustration peaks as he mutters in despair, only to be interrupted by the voices of new players arriving on the floor, signaling a potential shift in his stagnant situation.
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13:07
Chapter 147
Yoon Joong-hyun prepares for a high-stakes virtual meeting with the Player Association's leadership and G20 presidents to present a critical report on player distribution. He details how the overwhelming reputation of Choi Ji-won's victory over the Grim Reaper on Floor 11 has caused a massive bottleneck, with virtually all players clearing Floor 11 halting their progress to avoid her or prepare for anticipated conflicts. While top-tier players are frantically training to match her power, mid-tier climbers are quietly bypassing the agreement to climb faster. Meanwhile, Kim Jun-ho endures the psychological terror of being trapped on Floor 12, forced to repeat the same day endlessly without clear objectives or enemies. His frustration peaks as he mutters in despair, only to be interrupted by the voices of new players arriving on the floor, signaling a potential shift in his stagnant situation.
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Chapter 148
After eleven days of isolation, Kim Jun-ho is finally visited by a group of four young, overconfident newcomers searching for their missing leader, Jinsu. The group, consisting of two men and two women, quickly learns of his long stay and shares their own abilities, including a passive fire trait and weak-point visualization. Despite Jun-ho's warnings about the need for caution and preparation, the group remains dismissive and eager to proceed. They enter Floor 12 together, where a mechanical voice instructs them to select rewards based on a numerical value tied to the upcoming tests. Jun-ho cautiously chooses the highest value to gather information, while the newcomers quickly enter the elevator. Inside, Jun-ho discovers the elevator uses a calculator-style keypad and realizes the floor's true nature: a group project where the entered number dictates the difficulty or stakes of the tests.
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9:54
Chapter 148
After eleven days of isolation, Kim Jun-ho is finally visited by a group of four young, overconfident newcomers searching for their missing leader, Jinsu. The group, consisting of two men and two women, quickly learns of his long stay and shares their own abilities, including a passive fire trait and weak-point visualization. Despite Jun-ho's warnings about the need for caution and preparation, the group remains dismissive and eager to proceed. They enter Floor 12 together, where a mechanical voice instructs them to select rewards based on a numerical value tied to the upcoming tests. Jun-ho cautiously chooses the highest value to gather information, while the newcomers quickly enter the elevator. Inside, Jun-ho discovers the elevator uses a calculator-style keypad and realizes the floor's true nature: a group project where the entered number dictates the difficulty or stakes of the tests.
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Chapter 149
Kim Jun-ho tests the elevator on Floor 12, confirming the sum of inputs must be 35. A bespectacled woman gathers the group, deduces the loyalty game mechanics, and reveals that four players chose reward 5 while two chose 10, exposing a liar. The group argues, but the bespectacled woman mediates. Mole guy objects to the protagonist's plan to carry the group's difficulty, arguing it deprives them of growth. The protagonist agrees to scout with input 1. Inside the elevator, a system voice initiates a test against a sluggish mannequin, which the protagonist easily defeats. He reflects on the floor's manageable difficulty and his desire to rest and reunite with Choi Ji-won.
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9:37
Chapter 149
Kim Jun-ho tests the elevator on Floor 12, confirming the sum of inputs must be 35. A bespectacled woman gathers the group, deduces the loyalty game mechanics, and reveals that four players chose reward 5 while two chose 10, exposing a liar. The group argues, but the bespectacled woman mediates. Mole guy objects to the protagonist's plan to carry the group's difficulty, arguing it deprives them of growth. The protagonist agrees to scout with input 1. Inside the elevator, a system voice initiates a test against a sluggish mannequin, which the protagonist easily defeats. He reflects on the floor's manageable difficulty and his desire to rest and reunite with Choi Ji-won.
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Chapter 150
Kim Jun-ho briefs four top-tier players on Floor 11's mannequin combat trials, explaining the difficulty distribution and weapon cabinet. The group, consisting of a bespectacled woman, an acne-faced man with an axe, a mole-faced man, and a short-haired woman with gauntlets, discusses their priorities and agrees to split the difficulty points. The bespectacled woman tests difficulty 8 first, returning with broken glasses but victorious thanks to a weakness-detection trait. The others follow, with the acne guy and mole guy showing minor damage. Before the second test, players select reward difficulties; most claim to have chosen 15, while two claim 20, creating suspicion of a liar. The mole guy boldly inputs 25 to cover the discrepancy but returns as a headless corpse. The short-haired woman panics and ignites due to an 'always active' trait, prompting Kim Jun-ho to use cold mana to shield himself before losing consciousness from a sudden attack.
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Chapter 150
Kim Jun-ho briefs four top-tier players on Floor 11's mannequin combat trials, explaining the difficulty distribution and weapon cabinet. The group, consisting of a bespectacled woman, an acne-faced man with an axe, a mole-faced man, and a short-haired woman with gauntlets, discusses their priorities and agrees to split the difficulty points. The bespectacled woman tests difficulty 8 first, returning with broken glasses but victorious thanks to a weakness-detection trait. The others follow, with the acne guy and mole guy showing minor damage. Before the second test, players select reward difficulties; most claim to have chosen 15, while two claim 20, creating suspicion of a liar. The mole guy boldly inputs 25 to cover the discrepancy but returns as a headless corpse. The short-haired woman panics and ignites due to an 'always active' trait, prompting Kim Jun-ho to use cold mana to shield himself before losing consciousness from a sudden attack.
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