“When the rules of the psychiatric hospital start killing people, I become the only madman who can rewrite the script.”
On a stormy night, college student Chen Ye clutches a forged letter of appointment and enters the Third Psychiatric Hospital, where his sister disappeared.
In his first minute on the job, he activates the eerie **Dramaturge System**.
Blood seeps from the yellowed Night Watchman’s Handbook, and the rules twist before his eyes:
✸ If you hear chains rattling, stop breathing, unless you’re playing a corpse.
✸ If a patient claims to be a doctor, hand over your eyeballs. Practicing a fake cry beforehand is recommended.
✸ Anyone who sees ███ must become a sacrifice to ████. (You have edited this rule.)
Every patient in this hospital is a potential cast member in the “Godslayer Troupe.”
Moonlight tears their spines apart and turns them into puppet strings. The medical records are unfinished death scripts, and the moment the ward bell rings…
The entire building transforms into a theater of flesh and blood.
To find his sister, Chen Ye is forced to wear a clown mask and switch roles in one eldritch horror story after another.
He uses the “Wandering Magician” card to deceive the brain-eating director,
relies on his “Divine Substitute” identity to stop the countdown to the lunar eclipse,
until one day, he finds his own file in the incinerator:
“Leading actor: Chen Ye (23 failed takes).”
And the higher-dimensional beings in the audience are munching popcorn, waiting for his next death scene…
“They laugh at me for getting too deep into character, but they don’t know I’m the director of this godslaying play.”
