Floor 14: I Died Seven Times

At 2:17 in the morning, Chen Mo died suddenly at his work station, but he saw his own photo in the elevator - Chen Mo, 1990-2024, died of sudden cardiac death due to overwork. He entered the alien space on the 14th floor that swallows overworked souls. What's even more terrifying is that this is his seventh cycle. He died the first six times, but this time, he received memory fragments: The woman in red is afraid of the mirror. Lao Zhou's first sentence is that the core of the trap is not an object, but a choice. With six death experiences, he has to fight against the mind-reading guide, crack the programmer's death code, and finally face his future self who has experienced 49 cycles and has become a space builder. The real rule of the seventh time: Either become the core and trap the latecomers forever, or tear apart all options and create a third way. This is a story about admitting guilt, forgiving yourself, and choosing to live. On the 14th floor at two o'clock in the morning, every overtime worker will always be reminded: You deserve to live, you deserve to rest, and you deserve to be happy. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.