At one in the morning, the school loudspeaker blares without warning. An announcement declaring “Personality Purge” turns the entire campus into a death trap. Those who wake up are called “remaining personalities.” Those who don’t have already been erased.
Qin Xu was just an ordinary student, until an accident led him to find an inexplicable card and dragged him into a bizarre survival game. The cards grant powers beyond reason, but the price is aging, having memories stripped away, or even having one’s personality splinter apart. Killers lurk in classrooms wearing teachers’ faces, while deranged classmates use the “purge criteria” to decide who lives and dies.
He thought he was just an unlucky participant, until a beautiful, pale-skinned, aloof senior appeared out of nowhere. With a “Time Stop” card, she killed an eraser, then smiled and said, “You. Don’t die too soon.”
Every hour, the world “resets to zero.” Memories vanish, rules are rewritten, and identities become confused. The truth lies buried in the System logic behind the cards, and it seems another personality is pulling the strings behind this “Zeroing Game.”
The game has only just begun when you start questioning who you are.
