When your most familiar childhood friend speaks the most deadly rules with the most innocent smile - welcome to Dora's nightmare paradise.
Suspense novel writer He Yan never imagined that the horrific plots he wrote would become survival guides. When he woke up, he found himself trapped in a dazzling cartoon world with several strangers, with cheerful nursery rhymes playing on a loop in his ears. Dora, with a sweet voice, announced the start of the game, and the first participant who refused to answer pixelated and disappeared in full view of everyone.
Here, failure in the "peace game" between Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf means being "dealt with"; Pigman's super lollipop gives power but devours memories; under Garden Baby's good night rule, sleeping is eternity. Every childhood memory is a deadly trap, every safety rule is a lie.
When his companions died tragically in unimaginable ways one after another, and when he discovered that using his abilities would permanently lose his memory, He Yan had to walk between reason and madness. But the monkey Boots, who always appears at critical moments, seems to have seen through all his struggles with his too-human eyes.
The only good news is: they seem to have found a "door" to escape. The bad news is: What awaits them behind the door is a reality more terrifying than any fairy tale...
Rule One: Always answer her.
Rule Two: Don't trust childhood smiles.
Rule Three: Keep thinking, but don't recall.
——Unless you are ready to pay the price of sweetness.
Reader comments
Although I don't know whether AI synthesis was used in some places, it is indeed very imaginative.
Personally, I feel like it's just average. I can continue to work on the writing. Personally, I feel like the pace is a bit too fast, but the author still has potential.
Very nice! It's just that the ending is a bit unexpected, I hope there will be a 2
Although I don't know whether AI synthesis was used in some places, it is indeed very imaginative.
Personally, I feel like it's just average. I can continue to work on the writing. Personally, I feel like the pace is a bit too fast, but the author still has potential.
Very nice! It's just that the ending is a bit unexpected, I hope there will be a 2