Chen Ye woke up horribly in the mist-shrouded Wushan Sanatorium. The mysterious scar on his left wrist was burning, and he was imprisoned in the hospital bed with handcuffs. What's even more frightening is that a strange rule pops up on the phone: within twelve nights, you must complete a terrifying task every night, otherwise your most cherished memory will be taken away.
On the first night, he must find the glucose paper with "Chen Xue" written on it before midnight, otherwise he will forget his sister. During the search, he discovered that secrets were hidden everywhere in the nursing home. The strange carvings on the walls, the mysterious photos of the mines in the camera of fellow patient Chen Mo, and the secret purpose behind Wen Tang's seemingly well-intentioned help all plunged him into deeper fear.
With an in-depth exploration of the Twelve Nights Rules, Chen Ye was shocked to realize that it was all closely related to the mine disaster that was covered up ten years ago. The mysterious rare earth and experimental shady story gradually emerged, and he himself seemed to be the key figure in this terrible conspiracy. The rules are upgrading every night, and danger is approaching step by step. Not only does he have to fight against unknown and terrifying forces, he also has to make a difficult choice between betrayal and trust.
Can Chen Ye break this nightmare-like rule cycle within the deadline of Twelve Nights, uncover the truth behind it, and recover everything he lost?
Good-looking, good, very good [admiration] [admiration]
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".
Very nice! Must be six stars⭐️
Good-looking, good, very good [admiration] [admiration]
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".