Su Yaoka, a suspense writer, is in her third month of creative bottleneck. Readers' reminders and editor's instructions to "make a shocking work" are like two huge rocks weighing her down. Until an anonymous email broke into her sight: "I want to write a real suspense masterpiece, come to the abandoned Rose Manor." The attached photo was full of rust and dead vines, but it accurately captured her desire for the "unknown".
Regardless of her best friend's dissuasion, she stepped into this old Republic of China house hidden in the mountains. The iron gate creaked, and the smell of decay was wrapped in the debris of dried roses. The charred traces in the courtyard hinted at the tragedy of the fire that year. In the only complete small building, she found a dark red diary - Juanxiu's handwriting suddenly changed from daily trivial matters to "crying sounds in the basement", "strange symbols" and torn out key pages, piecing together disturbing fragments.
What's even weirder is that the contents of the diary begin to overlap with reality: footsteps in the corridor late at night, items that are inexplicably displaced, and pale faces flashing by the window, drag her into an out-of-control mystery. At this time, Lin Yu, who was looking for his missing sister, appeared. The keepsake left by his sister was actually printed with the same "circle within a triangle" symbol as the diary.
The two teamed up to open the secret door under the study floor and broke into the secret laboratory along the narrow passage: the light green liquid in the glass container, the photos of human experiments on the wall, and the genetic modification records of the mad scientist, finally pieced together the truth of the fire - a disaster caused by a failed superhuman experiment.
Before the truth could be digested, the men in black guarding the secrets had surrounded them. Desperate situation
