Demonic Blue Moon

After the nuclear war, the world was controlled by twenty mega-corporations that established a global government. Governed by AI, it judged everything.
Gao Xin, who had only wished to live a peaceful life, inexplicably became a scapegoat for the elite and, unable to pay the imprisonment fee, was sentenced to ten years of exile on Crime Prison Island!
On this island, there were no laws, no constraints, the only order being the numerous game arenas set up by the officials.
The criminals could only participate like racehorses for the entertainment of the elite.
Yet, on this prison island filled with Radiation, cyborgs, and many powerful villains, Gao Xin had no strength, no talent, and no background—like a sheep thrown into a crocodile pool, no different from being on death row.
How could an ordinary person like him survive under the oppression of the strong, the geniuses, and the wicked? Unless in this world, there was a path, a path that allowed even the weakest to continuously break their shackles.

Crime Prison Island

Gao Xin said, "During the first round, it was Ling Sha who started listing a bunch of names, signaling that she was number 8. Only after that did the AI begin to mimic her."


"But in the second round, you all hid your numbers and only mentioned one name each; no one took the lead... until the final Jack, when it suddenly listed nine names. The AI was the only one to express numbers by quantity..."


"That point, I think, made a deep impression on you all."


Ling Sha raised an eyebrow. She was certainly impressed, and probably the Black Knight was most affected—he was the one trapped by the Jack into blowing up.


"The AI has a memory of the game. It knew how we played in the first round, so in the second round, even though no one led, it played the same way."


Gao Xin nodded, "Exactly, so it's not about who speaks first, but about who has more people!"


"If there are more than five players, the AI will follow the player's way of playing."


Chapter 142: The Fewer Players, the Harder the Game_3