A fatal car accident dragged business elite Chen Mo and driver Lao Zhang into a cold and desperate situation called "Seven Days Reincarnation." The blue countdown on their wrists is their only remaining life mark. Every breath and every heartbeat of survival is ruthlessly devouring these last numbers.
The rules here are cruel: time is life, and games are the way to survive. The first dead-end game called "Twin Corridors" requires participants to compete for the only exit. The loser will fall into a closed cage where time flows ten times faster, quickly burning out his life in despair.
The opponent Chen Mo faced was Lao Zhang, whose life was like a candle in the wind, with less than two hours left. Cold rules force choices, and trust and betrayal are fragile in the face of survival instincts. Every heartbeat sounds the death knell, every choice is a matter of life and death.
Fleeing in a strange corridor that is as smooth as a mirror and has hidden traps, Chen Mo not only has to race against Lao Zhang's dying countdown, but also has to face the moral abyss in his heart. When the end is in sight and the final fatal trap flashes its fangs, can his hoarse shouting penetrate the mirror barrier? And is the cold time that finally increases on the wrist a continuation of survival, or is it a mark that cannot be washed away?
