"Live Trial: I restarted my life in the strange stories about rules"
——Death is not the end, but the key to uncovering the truth
[Rules are shackles, judgment is live broadcast]
You open your eyes and find yourself involved in a "rule trial" broadcast live around the world - a world where weirdness and order intertwine, and every choice leads to death or salvation. There are no NPCs here, only selected "sinners"; there is no script, only bloody rules and the malicious carnival of the audience watching the screen. And you are the one being judged and the one who restarts: every time you die, you will return to the starting point with your memory, tearing apart the appearance of the rules in endless reincarnation38.
Barrage determines your life or death: rewards can be exchanged for life-saving props, but the audience's "interest" will distort the difficulty of the copy; likes can unlock clues, but they may also trigger hidden murderous intentions. You must wander between the greed of human nature and the weirdness of rules, and use restarts to piece together the truth - why does your memory always stay at "ten years ago"? Why does the system always force reset when you are close to the core? When the audience chanted "Guilty on trial", you glimpsed a shocking conspiracy from the bloody rules: this live broadcast was originally a scam created for "cleansing"15.
You tear up the "Passenger Code" with a smile and jump into the abyss; you deliberately trigger taboos just to catch "His" flaws. The audience laughs at you as a "self-destructive lunatic", but they don't know that you have already calculated thousands of reincarnations - when the final judgment comes, you will stand in front of the camera and expose the lies of this "god game" to the world: "I will judge the sin you define; I will restart the rules you set!" 210
Reader comments
It feels like being there!
I can only say that if you are timid, don't enter.
A little scary😱😱😱
The sense of reality is brought in, giving people an immersive horror!
Could the author add some more monologues?
It feels like being there!
I can only say that if you are timid, don't enter. A little scary😱😱😱
The sense of reality is brought in, giving people an immersive horror! Could the author add some more monologues?