[Urban Strange Tales + Rule Puzzle Solving + Limited Time Survival + Team Bonding]
A letter wrapped in a black card drags a dusk accompanied by old books into the bottomless night road.
Becoming a "recipient" means being forced to sign a life-and-death certificate. Under the shadow of urban legends, you must break the rules of life and use precious "postage" to exchange for survival time.
Under the guidance of his best friend, Chen Zhou and his companions struggled with bizarre and horrifying events, trying to accumulate postage and trying to find clues about his missing sister. However, he gradually discovered that the truth about the so-called "post pavilion" and the night road was far darker and older than he imagined...
The end of the postage is not relief, but a more cruel truth concerning the fate of everyone.
"The night is long. Guests may wish to come in for a cup of tea and listen to me tell the story about the envelopes, rules, and the agents who walk between light and darkness..."
Reader comments
"Night Agent" constructs a spine-chilling world of the dark side of the city. The setting of "Station Pavilion" is amazing. It turns the ordinary task of "delivering letters" into a test of life and death fighting against strange rules. The horror described by the author is not a simple jump scare, but stems from the exploration of unknown rules and the psychological oppression that presses step by step. The protagonist Chen Zhou's calmness and wisdom shine in despair, and his interactions with mysterious characters such as Lu Yan and Shi Guang are even more suspenseful. This book is a perfect combination of suspense and thriller. Once you open the book, you will follow the protagonist's footsteps and explore the truth in the fog of rainy nights until your heart beats faster and you cannot put it down.
It's so interesting, it has a good rhythm, a strong sense of atmosphere, and good writing, but the content is relatively sparse at the moment. It's a book with great potential, and I hope it will continue to be like this
"Night Agent" constructs a spine-chilling world of the dark side of the city. The setting of "Station Pavilion" is amazing. It turns the ordinary task of "delivering letters" into a test of life and death fighting against strange rules. The horror described by the author is not a simple jump scare, but stems from the exploration of unknown rules and the psychological oppression that presses step by step. The protagonist Chen Zhou's calmness and wisdom shine in despair, and his interactions with mysterious characters such as Lu Yan and Shi Guang are even more suspenseful. This book is a perfect combination of suspense and thriller. Once you open the book, you will follow the protagonist's footsteps and explore the truth in the fog of rainy nights until your heart beats faster and you cannot put it down.
It's so interesting, it has a good rhythm, a strong sense of atmosphere, and good writing, but the content is relatively sparse at the moment. It's a book with great potential, and I hope it will continue to be like this