On the night when the Labyrinth Code was opened, Su Ji was thrown into the abyss of all things in the name of "Beast Trapper". There is no light here, only endless mazes and ancient laws. Beasts lurk in every layer of shadow. Memory and reality are intertwined like a spider web. Su Ji is not a hero in the traditional sense. He uses the "code" as the key to hunt the mysterious beasts bred in the abyss - those beings condensed by human desires and fears. His motivation is not to save the world, but to recover the fragments of himself that were swallowed up by the maze and rebuild his true identity. Every hunt is like a duel with oneself, and every rule in the code is a double-edged sword. The highlight of the story is: the labyrinth code continues to grow, and Su Ji must decipher the rules, capture mysterious beasts, resist self-disintegration, and wander around the edge of the abyss, becoming both a hunter and a prey. There is no end point here, only constant questioning: Can the predator finally capture himself?
