Mirror Erosion

Lin Yan, a wheelchair illustrator, rented room 302 with low rent and plenty of sunshine due to his inconvenient legs, but he didn't know that there was a strange curse that spanned ten years hidden here. There are densely packed old clocks in the house, and the hands are all fixed at 3:17 in the morning. The second hand is still but makes a uniform "ticking" sound, just like countless pairs of eyes staring in the darkness. After moving in, horrible and strange things happened one after another: he was awakened by an inexplicable "sense of gaze" every night, and a pocket watch with a distorted human face automatically appeared in the illustration, which could not be wiped off; a dark red liquid oozed from the glass cover of the clock, which was suspected to be coagulated blood. When all the clocks began to spin crazily, and the rusty pocket watch wrapped around his wrist out of thin air and embedded itself in his flesh, Lin Yan learned the truth - the former tenant, the watchmaker, had left behind not only old things, but also a soul-devouring trap. The people who lived here would eventually become part of the clock. Faced with the encroaching time curse and the dilemma of being unable to move, can he use his only courage to break the shackles of the clock and escape from this nightmare of soul-eating in the mirror? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.