[This article is a suspense and wit-fighting type, (not brainless, no heroine. Please be careful if you mind) Warm reminder: If you want to watch a multi-player wit-fight, you can start reading directly from Chapter 11]
Han Yan, a police officer, accidentally lost contact during the investigation of a bizarre disappearance. When he woke up, he found himself in a strange enclosed space. Torn envelopes, flashing intercoms, out-of-control countdowns - a system calling itself "Prisoner Game" sent him an invitation to death.
He is not alone. Seven participants, whose identities remain a mystery, are also trapped. Each level of the secret room is full of psychological traps and puzzle-solving mechanisms, and what's even more frightening is that some people are lying, and some people are not "human".
In this game of human nature controlled by the system, the truth emerged like a fog: Song Yun's disappearance was not an accident, Han Yan's memory was incomplete, and he himself... May not be the "real Han Yan".
This is a deep deconstruction of trust and deception, and a life-and-death cognitive war.
Choice, betrayal, survival, every decision may be the final outcome.
