The outdated game anchor Huang Xian triggered a strange live broadcast contract on the night of their breakup, and all the items in the rental house began to transform into rules of death. The countdown of the electronic clock implanted under the skin, the rotten food with the face of his ex-girlfriend oozing out of the refrigerator, and the "audience" knocking on the door on time late at night - those IDs with their own appearances of different ages are controlling his life and death decisions through barrages.
When he discovered that the audience was actually his failed self in countless reincarnations, Huang Xian was forced to use the paranoia of speedrunning games to crack the rules: feeding high heels with coins from 1997, injecting hallucinogens into his teenage self in the mirror, and racing against the cry of a baby in the darkness at four o'clock in the morning. Each live broadcast is a flesh-and-blood game with the "past", and the reward for passing the level is to personally erase the possibility of the future - including the seven corpses of the same origin hanging on the balcony, and the signing date of the brain death notice in the pocket of the hospital gown.
At this moment, the blood-stained keyboard is automatically inputting the final mission: [Kill the 432nd self, or become the next spectator]. In this flesh-and-blood paradox game, the only real thing is the crystal swan that Lin Meng broke when they broke up - which contains the shocking truth: everyone died before reincarnation began.
