With the flash of my mobile phone, I became the living king of hell in the city.
From that day on, a scarlet death countdown appeared above everyone's heads. The person whose number was zero in the subway died tragically on the spot. Only then did I realize that this was not an illusion, but a VIP channel opened by hell.
If you want to survive, you can only rob. When I discovered that I could transfer the life span of others to myself, I became the most terrifying legend in the night. They called me "corpse collector" and feared me like the god of death.
Until I saw the number of only three days left on the head of the woman I love most.
What's even more ironic is that my countdown on the screen of her phone is also running out.
Between us, only one of us is destined to live.
Reader comments
"This novel made me stay up three all-nighters!"—Real feedback from a reader who stayed up late to catch up on the novel
The game started off really well, the setting really shocked me!
Guys, to be honest, I was attracted by the title and cover of the book. I thought I'd just flip through it, but the first chapter knocked me to death!
Imagine that you wake up one day and suddenly find a series of bloody numbers floating above everyone's heads - that is their death countdown. Someone's number dropped to zero in the subway and died suddenly on the spot... The author filled it all in just one chapter with this sense of imagery and oppression! This is simply a fusion and upgrade of the settings of "The God of Death" and "The Three-Body Sophon", stuffed directly into your mind, making you can't help but think: What would I do if it were me?
"This novel made me stay up three all-nighters!"—Real feedback from a reader who stayed up late to catch up on the novel The game started off really well, the setting really shocked me! Guys, to be honest, I was attracted by the title and cover of the book. I thought I'd just flip through it, but the first chapter knocked me to death! Imagine that you wake up one day and suddenly find a series of bloody numbers floating above everyone's heads - that is their death countdown. Someone's number dropped to zero in the subway and died suddenly on the spot... The author filled it all in just one chapter with this sense of imagery and oppression! This is simply a fusion and upgrade of the settings of "The God of Death" and "The Three-Body Sophon", stuffed directly into your mind, making you can't help but think: What would I do if it were me?