Rule Horror: I Use Logic to Crash the Higher-Dimensional System

When blood-written rules descend upon the world, everyone is dragged into eerie scenarios filled with deadly taboos.

At midnight, no matter who knocks, you must never open the door.

When the conductor checks tickets, you must hand yours to it.

The survivors tremble in fear, until Chu Fei, a top lawyer and actuary with severe emotional detachment, is pulled into the game.

What others see as terror and despair, he sees as "missing subjects," "ambiguous definitions," and "logical paradoxes."

The rule says you can't open the door? He smashes through the wall with a sledgehammer and pins the knocking specter to the ground. After all, he "didn't open the door."

The rule says you have to hand your ticket to the conductor? He cuts off the hand of the person who ambushed him and shoves it, ticket and all, into the conductor's mouth. After all, the rule never said you "couldn't hand it over with the hand attached."

"My name is Chu Fei. I'm not here to survive. I'm here to test this high-dimensional System for vulnerabilities."

If the System is trapped in a logical deadlock, then let's make the high-dimensional gods crash and burn!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.