Imprisoned by Love: An Infinite Killing Game of Split Personalities

Chen Mo was a man timid to the core, until a car accident took away the only light in his life: Su Nuan. Just as he was about to end his own life, a pitch-black invitation to the “Wish Grand Prix” appeared out of nowhere, promising to grant any wish, including bringing the dead back to life.

Forced into a bizarre game, Chen Mo awakened another, utterly different consciousness within himself, “Ye,” at the brink of death in his first solo instance. Ye was cold, powerful, and treated human life as worthless, sweeping aside every obstacle with ruthless efficiency. With Ye’s power, Chen Mo miraculously cleared the instance, and Su Nuan truly returned to his side.

Before his joy could fade, a new rule appeared: contestants could not voluntarily quit, or their granted wishes would be taken back. Worse still, the team instances ahead were fraught with danger, and he couldn’t guarantee Su Nuan’s safety. He settled her in a relatively safe city for players, then stepped alone into the bloody cycle once more.

From eerie school ghost stories to an apocalyptic city where the rules had fallen into chaos, then to an ancient battlefield where the gods had fallen… Chen Mo and Ye struggled between slaughter and protection. As they cleared one instance after another, the game’s sinister nature and the shadow of its creator gradually came into focus. Then, in the final volume, as he faced the game’s ultimate truth and the creator in their final confrontation, Su Nuan, nestled in his arms, revealed a cold smile just like Ye’s, one he had never seen before. She proposed a plan even more insane than the game itself…