At the same time, many people continued to pay attention—some worried, some anxious, and others gloated.
But Lin Fu knew none of this, with multiple wounds all over her body and shattered bones; the only part left intact was her right hand.
She struggled to lift her hand to shield her eyes from the rain, but this gesture was merely psychological since she could no longer see or hear, leaving only her sense of smell operational.
Lin Fu had read in the Military Academy’s library that this phenomenon was called "mild spiritual power collapse syndrome," a common issue in the military, related to her continuous combat and use of spiritual power.
If treated promptly, it was not a big issue, but delaying treatment could cause permanent damage.
Yet Lin Fu was not panicked; she calmly awaited death.
She had experienced this sensation in her previous life and hadn’t expected to encounter it so soon again.
She had crossed to the interstellar but had not yet had the chance to indulge in eating, drinking, and merry-making, to broaden her horizons!
Right, the man she fancied hadn’t fallen for her yet!
She wondered if her parents and brothers from her previous life were the same—would they be heartbroken without her?
But she believed her parents and brothers were strong people, and their daughter hadn’t shamed them; even as half-disabled, she could subdue criminals and was not a spineless pushover.
She had lived up to the family motto: "better to be a shattered jade than an intact tile."
With these chaotic thoughts, Lin Fu lay atop a long-haired ferocious beast surrounded by piles of corpses, creating a veritable mountain of bodies and sea of blood.
A fire blazed in her heart, her resilience unwavering and yet she could no longer stand.
Damn it, how could this simulation be so realistic?
It was as if she were experiencing it firsthand.
Suddenly, Lin Fu’s foggy brain abruptly cleared, a sense of extreme danger enveloping her, but with shattered bones throughout her body, she couldn’t move.
Nor could she hear or see.
Only her premonition remained.
The knife that had fought alongside her had long shattered, but that intact right hand still refused to give up; as long as it wasn’t crushed, she could still fight.
A peculiar sound erupted as Lin Fu’s right hand began to glow brightly, with red light spiraling around her body like threads, and her wounds astonishingly began to heal.
Everyone in front of the screen was stunned.
Some rubbed their eyes in disbelief.
"Is this the Big Escape Killing?"
"Why is it different from the challenge I undertook?"
"When did they add a healing function?"
"They never have, nor will they."
Instantly, everyone was raising questions; many logged onto the Star Network or consulted experts and professors from the Ministry of Technology, all wanting to understand.
But soon, their doubts were resolved.
A calm electronic voice suddenly announced, "Congratulations to the challenger for triggering hidden benefits with indomitable will."
"There are hidden benefits, oh my God!"
"The Big Escape Killing series has been out for over a hundred years, and no one has ever triggered this in the rainforest!"
"Lin Fu truly is our Military Goddess in our hearts."
This statement received everyone’s agreement and approval, earning their respect through her own abilities.
"Look, she’s standing up."
Not just the Military Academy Students, but even high-ranking officials from the Military Department were now drawn to the scene.