Kill Me

Forced by the rule system of the strange world, the protagonist splits into the phantom of his love and the rational hypocritical personality. He thought he could save himself by killing reason, but in the end he destroyed the only Lotte he loved deeply with his own hands. This is a war fought inward, victory is self-destruction, and love becomes the deepest curse. Story background setting A modern man swallowed by a strange world activates the split personality system in the rules copy. His consciousness is torn into two poles: one is the warm phantom he longs for, and the other is a hypocritical personality that claims to be rational. The rules of the system force him to confront himself in the rift between life and death, and every victory means a deeper rupture of his soul. When the final showdown came, he killed not only hypocrisy, but also the only part of himself that he loved deeply - the world was still strange, and he had become his own prisoner. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.