The Surviving Wanderer in the Back Room

[Back Room] [Suspense] [Villain] [No System] Cold space narrative + grayscale human microscope + the rhythm native to the Internet. Through the perspective of the villain, it shows the cruelty and unknown of the mysterious world in the back room. The laws of the back room never pity the brave and never tolerate the weak. It unfolds from the perspective of the "villain" rather than the detective or the victim, always following a "not innocent" character into the back room, and experiencing the torn apart of the dual identities of "the game maker" and the "game breaker". Visual first: Use "space" instead of "time" to create suspense, and almost never write the "case-retrospect-case-solving" timeline in traditional suspense. Instead, the puzzles are embedded in the room structure, lighting changes, and cracks in the wallpaper. There are no pure good guys in the protagonist group: some betray their teammates to protect themselves, some take advantage of loopholes in the rules to "bug", and even the "villain's perspective" itself is constantly questioning "am I a hunter or a prey?" This kind of grayscale makes the suspense not only about "who is the murderer", but also about "will I become the murderer?" It is the W version. I will add a little bit of my own imagination into it. The future version of the back room will have technological elements and the characters will have "superpowers". Of course, this super power is changed through the backroom technology. Sorry if there are any surprises.