Doomsday Game: Begin by killing your school beauty girlfriend

If you are tired of the typical apocalyptic protagonist who wastes time on moral dilemmas and burdensome attachments, *Doomsday Game: Begin by killing your school beauty girlfriend* is the ruthless adrenaline rush you have been waiting for. Written by Qing Mei Yi Shi, this novel is a masterclass in the "absolute egoism" subgenre, stripping away the fluff to deliver a high-stakes, hyper-aggressive survival experience.

The story wastes no time. By opening with the protagonist, Lin Ziluo, executing his "school beauty" girlfriend upon his rebirth, the author immediately establishes the tone: this is a world where sentimentality is a death sentence. Having lived through a decade of hell, Lin Ziluo brings a cold, calculated efficiency to the start of the apocalypse. This isn't a hero’s journey; it is a systematic dismantling of the game’s mechanics.

What makes this novel stand out is its relentless pacing. By combining the "game data flow" element with an overpowered system, the narrative moves at breakneck speed. The "absolute explosion rate" cheat acts as a satisfying progression hook, ensuring that every encounter feels rewarding and every kill feels significant. Unlike other stories where the protagonist struggles to gain an edge, Lin Ziluo is an apex predator from page one. His lack of a heroine and his rejection of the "Holy Mother" trope makes him a refreshing, if polarizing, lead.

The world-building thrives on its simplicity—it is a game-ified apocalypse where power is the only currency. If you enjoy stories defined by decisive action, zero hesitation, and the thrill of watching a protagonist systematically exploit a system to reach the pinnacle of strength, this novel is a must-read. It is unapologetically cool, fast-paced, and perfectly tailored for fans of the dark, invincible genre.