The End of Seven Days

[Suspense + excitement + imagination] When Lin Xia woke up from the rusty operating bed, the retrograde electronic clock and the shackles on her wrists indicated a strange beginning. In the memory fragments, the bronze gap opened in the sky and dragged her into the unknown abyss. The crouching skeletons in the corridor, the house numbers reorganized in the strobe, and the blood-stained fire ax of the intern Chen Mo revealed the death game of the "Bronze Sundial"-someone is randomly teleported at every hour, struggling to survive in the countdown. The two of them witnessed the boy in a plaid shirt being swallowed by the wall, and the countdown numbers flashing in his pupils became a harbinger of death. In order to avoid the collapsed space, they followed the flow of bronze sand into the dispensing room, but were forced to accept the cruel task of preparing the "7-minute reversal" potion. The blood characters in the yellowed record book, the boiling bronze liquid, and the glowing sundial pattern on the forehead point to the fragments of memory on the operating table on a rainy night: the doctor wearing a bronze mask, the blood dripping from the hourglass chandelier, implying that all of this is a precisely controlled time and space cage. When the corridor turns into a waterfall of sand and the little girl draws a warning hourglass on the window, Lin Xia and Chen Mo must decipher the lie about the prescription and uncover the truth of this deadly game before time and space completely collapse.