When the game copy invades reality, the rules are no longer just on the screen, and everyone can only awaken one skill in their lifetime. In order to save his seriously ill father, Lin Ran, a poor boy, was forced to step into the red zone and awaken the power of "infinite reset" - but reset is not a cheat, but a price: backlash, overload, loss of control, and liquidation at any time.
What's even more frightening is that the red zone is not a "natural disaster". Some people are observing underground, while others use "engineering" to maintain the door: series nails, soft injection diversion, and echo needle arrays, weaving the entire city into a return flow network. Lin Ran and Beicang's group can only survive in colder ways - processes, retreat conditions, structured coordination, and information warfare; from civilian teams to "N-Line" project execution, they have to dismantle not only monsters, but also the net in the fog and the pen in the conference room.
It is suitable for readers who like rebirth, apocalyptic dungeons, team collaboration, wits and conspiracy, hard-core rules and high-pressure rescue.
