Synopsis of "Underground Garage: Echoes of the Abyss"
The underground garage of Xinghuan Community hides an unknown secret - a yellowed "parking rule", which has become a life-saving talisman for those who enter and exit. New resident Lin Mo scoffed at the rules at first, but it wasn't until he witnessed his neighbor disappearing out of thin air because he parked in the red No. 0 Parking space that he realized it was not a prank.
With an in-depth exploration of the rules, Lin Mo discovered that this garage is far from simple as it appears: the dark red light area hides peeping eyes, the "fake administrator" wearing blue overalls will use a gentle tone to induce people to go into the abyss, and the existence of the -2 layer subverts cognition - the rules there are completely reversed from the surface, and red has become a symbol of safety.
What's even weirder is that the rules are not set in stone. They will climb up the walls in the form of blood letters, evolve with people's fear, and even reproduce the dark history of the community: this was once a prison in the Republic of China, and a bizarre mass death incident gave birth to "it" - an unknown existence that uses rules as shackles and feeds on violators.
When retired policeman Lao Zhou was "assimilated" into a fake administrator, and when the paintings of the mysterious girl Xiaoya kept predicting new rules, Lin Mo was forced to join the "Rule Hunter" organization and go deep into the -3 floor, which had never been opened before. There, the original rules engraved on the stone tablet reveal the truth: compliance is feeding, violation is devouring, and the key to cracking it is hidden in the dusty diary of the warden.
Faced with "it's" pressing step by step, Lin Mo must make a choice between retaining his humanity and survival: Should he completely destroy the rules and release the abyss, or modify the rules to achieve a fragile balance with "it"?
Very good book