Seven bloody stars appeared over the city, and all electronic devices broadcast a cold announcement in a loop: "Welcome to Seven Days, death is your only progress bar." Chen Ye woke up.
Seven days later, he will undergo the "logical death penalty" under the gaze of a billion viewers around the world. Only by solving the seven paradoxes of "Seven Suns" can he survive. The coastal fortress is forever engulfed by the tsunami, the data flow in the cyber cemetery turns into the undead, and the pain museum needs to be exchanged for clues. Every doomsday scene hides the key to breaking the cycle.
The prediction of "the zombie virus will break out on the fourth day" was proven to be a lie. It was just a signal that time would restart for the third time. As the investigation deepened, Chen Ye was shocked to find that his teammates were "selves" from different timelines, and each of them was burdened with recycled fragments of memory. A more deadly trap is quietly unfolding: "If you want to get out of the cycle alive, please first prove that you are not the murderer."
When the mirrors kill each other out of suspicion, the memory fragments revealed by the iris chip gradually piece together the truth - the manipulator of this death game is live broadcasting around the world using human nature as a bargaining chip. Lin Yuan must use the memory of the deceased to break through the fog of time and space before the countdown reaches zero, and find the key in the game between himself and the mirror, otherwise the entire city will be trapped in the seven-day cycle of purgatory forever. . . . .
