Chen Ye wakes in terror at Wushan Sanatorium, shrouded in fog. A mysterious scar on his left wrist burns, and handcuffs bind him to the hospital bed. Even worse, a strange set of rules appears on his phone: over the next twelve nights, he must complete a terrifying task every night, or lose the memory he cherishes most.
On the first night, he must find a glucose wrapper bearing the name “Chen Xue” before midnight, or he will forget his younger sister. As he searches, he discovers secrets hidden throughout the sanatorium: strange marks on the walls, photos of mysterious mines on fellow patient Chen Mo’s camera, and the hidden agenda behind Wen Tang’s seemingly kind assistance. All of it plunges him deeper into terror.
As he investigates the rules of the twelve nights, Chen Ye realizes that everything is closely connected to the mining disaster covered up ten years ago. Mysterious rare earths and the dark truth behind the experiments gradually come to light, and he himself seems to be a key figure in this terrifying conspiracy. The rules become more demanding with each passing night, and danger closes in. He must fight an unknown, terrifying force while struggling to choose between betrayal and trust.
Can Chen Ye break the nightmare-like cycle of rules before the twelve-night deadline, uncover the truth behind it, and recover everything he has lost?
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Very nice! Must be six stars⭐️
I just finished reading the first chapter, and I got the right idea - the "pushing people into a blind corner" force of rules killing is very similar to the suffocating feeling when seeing the mission panel for the first time in "Ten Days End".