Introduction to the "Midnight Convenience Store Rules"
In a 24-hour convenience store with cold white lights that never go out, there is a shocking secret of the bloody mass murder in 1998. Whenever certain conditions are met, this convenience store will overlap with the mirror time and space of that year, and the employee code has become a survival rule that hovers on the edge of life and death.
The moment Chen Mo, a new employee, stepped into this convenience store, he was involved in a world full of strange rules: entering the warehouse at certain times in the early morning was strictly prohibited; the cashier had to be opened when the electronic clock showed the same consecutive numbers; the price had to be adjusted when facing a female customer wearing a red dress... As time went by, a series of supernatural phenomena occurred one after another - the mirror image of the goods was reversed when the shelves were automatically replenished, the cry of a baby was heard in the wishing box, and employees mysteriously disappeared and reappeared soaked in the surveillance screen.
As the investigation deepened, Chen Mo discovered that the anomalies in the convenience store were far more than what appeared on the surface. There is cement mixed with corpses poured under the warehouse floor, and the body parts of the deceased are stored on the seventh floor of the freezer. The woman in red is actually the ghost of the boss's daughter who was accidentally killed. The company's so-called "Eternal Night Watch" plan is nothing more than a terrifying curse that binds the souls of employees to the convenience store.
When the three conditions of the electronic clock at 11:11, the customer buying 7 packs of salt, and the sun and rain outside the window appeared at the same time, Chen Mo had to make a decision: follow the woman in red into the warehouse, use a silver work badge to sacrifice his soul, or change the product price to 4.15 Yuan and wait for dawn. Different choices will lead to different endings, and the truth about the convenience store is far crueler than imagined.
