When Xu Leyou found a blood-red prompt "Welcome to the Survival Game" popping up on his phone, he was shocked to realize that his ordinary life had been shattered. With no golden fingers, no team mates, and no romantic encounters, she fell alone into a terrifying maze woven by countless rules and myths - the midnight train that never stops requires passengers to remain silent, but weird nursery rhymes are played in the dining car; the mirror of an old house reflects a man in red who looks the same as her, but a wooden sign in front of the mirror warns, "Put out your eyes when you see yourself repeating yourself."
Each copy hid a fatal trap: the discount numbers on the supermarket price tags would change with her breathing, the horse's head on the amusement park carousel would suddenly twist its neck to look at her, and the liquid flowing in the hospital's infusion tube would actually be warm. Xu Leyou held the yellowed rule book tightly, peeling off the contradictory instructions and logical paradoxes, and deduced the way out with extraordinary calmness.
There is no salvation from heaven, only step by step. While other players are gradually distorted and alienated in the whirlpool of rules, she remains as clear-headed as a blade, dismantling absurd mysteries as a bystander. From the bloody subway tunnel to the memory-devouring art museum, Xu Leyou jumped repeatedly on the edge of life and death, writing down the password to pass the level with his fingertips stained with cold sweat - this is not a game, but a survival game in which his soul is on the line.
Reader comments
The theme of ghost stories is quite good, and it tests the author's logical structure ability. It's just that the pace at the beginning is too fast, the details and character creation are not enough, and the pure plot flow is difficult to read. Anyway, give me four stars to encourage you.
The theme of ghost stories is quite good, and it tests the author's logical structure ability. It's just that the pace at the beginning is too fast, the details and character creation are not enough, and the pure plot flow is difficult to read. Anyway, give me four stars to encourage you.