Ten Days at the Mist-Locked Residence

When death becomes a warning, survival turns into a game. An ordinary company outing leads a group of people into a strange manor shrouded in mist. “Welcome to the Ten-Day Manor.” “The rules are simple: one person will die at random each day for ten days.” “You’ll be warned of each death in advance, but no one can escape.” When Chen Mo looks down and sees a scarlet countdown appear in his palm, “Chen Mo - 23:59:59”, he realizes he’s become the first prey. Beheading. The main hall. One hour from now. More terrifying still, as time passes, the manor begins to reveal its true nature: Are the daily death warnings part of the rules, or a curse? Why are his companions’ eyes growing increasingly unfamiliar? Who is secretly controlling this slaughter? When the countdown reaches zero, are the dead really chosen at random? Over ten days of suspicion, betrayal, and spreading madness, survival ceases to be instinct. It becomes a brutal battle against the rules and human nature. Because in this place, the deadliest thing isn’t death itself. It’s knowing when it will arrive.