A High School Student's Survival Diary with Strange Rules and Strange Stories

Before Zheng Gengling turned seventeen, he thought he was just an ordinary high school student - his adoptive father Chen Jianjun was a community security guard, and Guo Zongzhang dragged him to skip classes and surf the Internet every day. His life was as dull as boiled water. Until that night, the lights in the study room went out, three unfinished rules appeared on the blackboard, and a child with missing front teeth called his name outside the door. The adoptive father broke through the wall and rushed in, pushing him out with his life. The official conclusion was heart disease. But Zheng Gengling knew something was wrong: his adoptive father was holding a rusty coin in his hand, and his ID card had been canceled eighteen years ago. There was a photo of a man who looked exactly like him hidden in an iron box under the bed, and on the back it said Zheng Yue, died in the Central Plains. From that day on, strange things chased him. Corridors, rooftops, abandoned old homes... Everywhere is engraved with a three-and-a-half-sentence rule, and every time it ends, someone must die. He and Guo Zongzhang lived in the cracks of the rules, using broken iron frogs and cracked red rope copper coins to block them again and again, but these things broke every time they were used. He gradually discovered that the world was living in a layer of false peace, and his surname was Zheng. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.