Livestreaming Rule Horror: My Scythe Reaps Fear

When Kafka opens her eyes, she finds herself in a classroom hung with corpses. Written on the blackboard is: “Do not turn around during class, unless you want to see what’s behind you.” She gives a cold laugh as a blood-red scythe slides from her sleeve. This is her 108th death loop, and the 108th time she’s torn apart the so-called “rules.” In this livestream, fear is currency, death is a game, and she… is the only woman who can hold a scythe to the Rule God’s throat. “Welcome to Kafka’s killing hour.” She flashes a chilling smile at the camera. “Today’s scenario objective is… reaping the gods.” [Kafka, originally named Yelena, was born at a military base in Siberia to a biologist in exile and a retired sniper. She received military training from childhood and joined the Vympel special forces at 16, taking part in counterterrorism operations in Syria. During a mission in Chechnya in 2023, she was ambushed by the “Mother of the Black Goat” and watched her teammates die under the rules of a forbidden nursery rhyme. In 2024, while trying to save her younger sister, who had ventured into Chernobyl, she awakened the “Fate-Reversing Scythe,” which devoured fragments of her sister’s soul and split off a new personality, the “Scarlet Queen.” In 2025, hallucinations caused by the rules led the military to imprison her. She was drawn into the livestream System, where she discovered that loopholes in the scenarios were connected to the circumstances of her sister’s death, while the “Mother of the Black Goat” disrupted the chat.]