She is the Side Character! — Watch Her Change her fate!

A beam of light shone from their position toward the door. Those who chose option A, though hesitant, couldn’t escape the rules and had to brace themselves to walk out of the cinema. As the cinema’s door closed, those inside heard nothing from outside, leaving a heaviness in their hearts. In such an environment, stepping out didn’t really seem like a good thing.

Whether those outside could survive, only if they returned alive would anyone know.

Next came the people who chose option B. As the seats lit up, monsters crawled out from the movie screen and began attacking them. At this point, those who chose option B spared no effort in using items to attack the monsters.

Before long, the monsters were killed, but some who chose option B were also eaten by the monsters.

Those who survived option B breathed a sigh of relief, sat back on their seats panting, while staring at those who chose option C.

At this time, someone noticed that those who had bought Lucky Pills before seemed to all be in option C?

So, those who chose option C should not have to face any danger?

Many people’s expressions changed repeatedly, while those who chose option C secretly hoped the result would be as they expected.

As everyone guessed, when Ah Chen and those who chose option C had their seats light up, the movie screen flickered for a moment, then miraculously returned to normal, and nothing happened.

Some were frustrated, others were pleased.

The last option was up, and everyone felt a bit tense.

For the seats of those who chose option D to light up, there were only two people, and the two did not sit together, even being quite far apart.

They had to call the administrator, who soon walked in from outside, seemingly wearing leather shoes, making clear sounds on the ground, step by step pressing on people’s hearts.

The two looked pale. One of them, recalling something, glanced at Bai Chao’s position, then rushed up to him.

”Mr. Bai, help, I need assistance now, can you help me?” He actually still had some money, although he couldn’t buy three Lucky Pills, he could afford one.

Bai Chao was an NPC, not restricted.

Facing this person’s plea, he said indifferently, ”Sorry, I’m only selling Lucky Pills today.”

At this moment, a hand patted this person’s shoulder, causing him to stiffen in fear.

”Sir, please return to your seat, alright?” the administrator said with a smile, giving him infinite hope, could this person really be an administrator?

”You’re really disturbing the other audience members.” The administrator’s voice grew impatient, making one’s heart sink, ”For the experience of the other audience members, sir, I apologize.”

”No!”

As the Adventurer shouted no, he took out props to attack, and the administrator was killed by him.

When the Adventurer looked confused, the police arrived, handcuffed him and took him away, his face still filled with puzzlement.

He looked at the NPC’s body, wasn’t the administrator a monster?

So why did the other say such things? Isn’t it creating a misunderstanding? If you’re taking him out, just take him out, why say misleading words.

”Are you guys sick???”

As he was being led out of the cinema, he shouted irritably, causing everyone to fall silent, they too thought it was rather unreasonable.

So in the end, option D really was the administrator, upon seeing the other survivor, it became evident they wouldn’t turn into a monster.

This was indeed somewhat unexpected.

Currently, except for option A, the other three options all had a chance of survival. But C still seemed safer, at least avoiding misunderstandings like option D.

The movie continued to play, still from the first-person perspective.

About twenty minutes later, multiple-choice questions reappeared: Suddenly you’re both thirsty and hungry, unbearable, as if your stomach is about to be eaten away by hunger. You’re pondering what to do.

A. Go out and buy something to eat and drink, can’t let your body starve.

B. Endure it, a movie doesn’t last long.

C. Ask the administrator for help to buy food and water.

D. You brought something to eat, take it out and eat directly.

Countdown: 59 seconds

Everyone pondered with slight frustration, how should they choose?

After some thought, Ah Chen opted for C. She immediately ruled out A and B, feeling both C and D were viable, but she didn’t plan to spend her coins, choosing instead to spend in-game currency, which was relatively abundant. Currently, it’s unclear whether leaving the game would allow for settlement, so it seemed unwise to use her coins.

However, for others, especially those with limited funds in this game, she suggested choosing D as it was more controllable. At least with option D, the ability to purchase food with coins was visibly assured.

Option C was different, the administrator might price gouge, but with her assets, she wouldn’t be afraid.

If the administration was outrageous, she’d deal with them, so choosing C was best for her.

A minute later, the option results appeared: A0%, B20%, C30%, D50%

Seeing this result, Ah Chen was not surprised.

If her predictions were correct, option D should include many who had bought Lucky Pills, which was the best choice for most people.

As for A, no one chose it, naturally because those who went out in the first question hadn’t come back, logically presumed to have been eliminated.

As for B, the result probably wouldn’t be favorable either.

At this moment, the seats of option B lit up, followed by wincing faces, clutching their stomachs, evidently enduring hunger. Some shouted about wanting food, exclaiming why the mall couldn’t be used.

Before long, those people unbelievably starved to death.

Those who didn’t choose B looked retrospectively horrified, realizing that there was indeed a trap on the question, fortunate they noticed, otherwise they would’ve starved too. To combat hunger, only food worked, many props were useless, as were Substitute Cards.

Next was option C. The administrator was summoned and asked what assistance was needed.

Many eyed Ah Chen with some hope, as she also chose this option.

Ah Chen spoke, ”I feel a bit hungry and thirsty, could you get some food for me?”

The administrator smiled, ”I’d be delighted, madam.”

Before long, the administrator returned pushing a cart stocked with food, water, and various beverages. She first approached Ah Chen, asking what she needed.

Ah Chen chose a loaf of bread and a bottle of mineral water.

”20,000 yuan, thank you for your patronage.” The administrator, still smiling, actually wanted to say 200,000, but seeing her gaze, before the words left her mouth, she hesitated, feeling if she said 200,000 she might get beaten.

Ah Chen sensed the administrator wanted to demand a higher price but considered her sensible and let it slide.

”Okay.” Ah Chen didn’t refuse, for her 20,000 yuan wasn’t much, manageable. She speculated internally that the administrators priced according to each person’s asset, undoubtedly making these Adventurers bleed money.

The administrator breathed a sigh of relief, sweating coldly from the back, guiding the cart to others. Those without Ah Chen’s assets naturally had cheaper rates, but still a significant expense for them.

At this point, it goes without saying that option D was most optimal.

Indeed, when it came to those who chose option D, they simply needed to buy food in the mall to handle it.

Unnoticed, the movie had played for most of its time. They were presented with a third question: Seemingly drank too much, feeling a need to use the bathroom, uncertain if the food was expired, experiencing some stomach discomfort, grumbling as if needing relief. But you worry about encountering ghosts in the bathroom, contemplating what to do.

A. When nature calls, if you really can’t hold it, still go, messing your pants is very unpleasant.

B. Knowing the danger, refrain from going, endure it, occasional restraint is okay.

C. Go to the bathroom outside, relieve yourself and come back.

D. The movie’s almost done, estimated to finish upon return, just leave.