$7.99Evil School Revenge, filmed like a movie
A filmed revenge drama about school bullying: eight years after her sister vanished, you return to campus with a bloodstained list and plan each payback yourself. You snoop, eavesdrop, lay traps, and pick how each trial plays out across branching paths and 42 endings. Dark, tense, and built for visual novel readers who like choosing the cruelest justice.
Is Evil School worth it?
Evil School is worth it if…
- you like visual novels where choices branch into many routes and endings
- you want a dark revenge story about bullying and buried secrets
- you enjoy filmed dramas with scheming, traps, and twists
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A revenge you direct yourself
You are Gu Panqing, back eight years after her sister walked out of the school gate and disappeared. Your notebook names the bullies, and you work through it chapter by chapter: track down clues, eavesdrop on secrets, then set the trap and decide how the trial goes. Every small choice can twist the truth into something crueler, with reversals stacked on reversals. The fun is in the plotting, not just watching it happen.
Filmed like a drama series
This is live-action FMV shot on a real university campus, with auditoriums, gates, museums, and stadiums dressed for the story. Fourteen lead actors plus hundreds of teachers, students, and extras fill the hallways, so confrontations feel crowded and public in the worst way. You read subtitles over illustrated scenes in the usual sense: you watch performances, pick lines and actions, and live with what follows. Melodrama included at no extra charge.
Branches, endings, and second guesses
The story spans ten years and splits into over 100 branching paths leading to 42 endings. When revenge pulls one way and old bonds pull the other, you choose which wins. A choice map shows opened routes and missed turns, so you can jump back to a fork and try the other answer without rewatching everything. Expect short bad outcomes too, for when curiosity picks the wrong door.
What else should you know?
How long is one run?
One path plays like a feature-length film, roughly a few hours. The stated 500 minutes covers the footage across all branches, so seeing other routes and endings takes longer.
Is the tone heavy?
Yes. Bullying, imprisonment, disappearance, and planned murder drive the plot, and the production aims for a cruel, dark picture of school life rather than a gentle mystery.
