Rule Horror: I Can See the Traces of Death

Mystery and horror | Rules-based horror | Talent-focused | Yin-Yang Eyes | Abyss Game | Ruthless and decisive | Not a power fantasy On a midnight shift at the funeral home, Shen Ye finishes his last round of duty and is pulled into a death game with no way out. While everyone else fights for their lives in horror game instances, he discovers he can see things no one else can: bloody words on the walls, tears on memorial portraits, and paper hands reaching out of coffins. His innate Yin-Yang Eyes become a talent in the game known as Death Gaze. He sees the sixth rule, scraped away. He sees the female corpse that has been waiting in the morgue for thirteen years. He sees the deadly cracks on every monster, known as their “death lines.” But he also discovers a terrifying truth: the things he sees can see him too. The more he sees, the closer they get. And when he finds a photograph of a patient numbered 001 in the records room of an underground hospital, the person in the photo is himself. Shen Ye takes off his glasses. In his bloodshot eyes is reflected the being at the very bottom of the abyss. It is smiling at him. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.