Does the mirror reflect illusion, or is it the devouring reality?
Mirror City, this modern city built of glass and light and shadow, is collapsing from the inside. The invisible "mirror abyss" has awakened. It turns human fears and obsessions into nourishment, distorts reality, and evacuates living people into empty "mirrors."
The remaining Occult Defense Institute (UDIB) sent out a last-ditch effort:
Lu Chen: The old scar on his left eyebrow burns like an alarm. He is willing to risk everything to find his sister who was swallowed by Jingyuan;
Lin Xiaoxia: Holding the pocket watch left by her father, she can resonate with the memory residues sealed in the artwork and decipher the emotional codes;
Chen Mo: I firmly believe that everything can be quantified, and use cold data models to dissect the hottest supernatural phenomena.
Their weapons are concepts, memories and the most primitive human emotions. However, when they penetrated deep into the core of Jingyuan, the so-called "purification" victory was just a corner of a larger conspiracy. The whisper of the dead enemy lingers in the ears: "There is more than one key..." A new crisis has arisen in the foggy "Migawa" city, entangled with the legend of the "ghost bus that never arrives", pointing directly to the ultimate source of all abnormalities - the "Terror Weaver" and the "origin" that it breeds and devours all things.
In this ultimate battle between reality and illusion, they must face their deepest fear: the price of saving the world may be to personally erase the precious memories that make them "human".
When the truth itself is a trap,
You choose to destroy soberly,
Or numb forever?
Reader comments
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What I've watched so far is amazing. The plot is not cliche and very interesting. The logic is very smooth, from the investigation of anomalies in the Garden of Eden to the involvement of old cases across the ages, the clues are dug up layer by layer, and the more you read, the more you get.
I really think it is a high-quality urban suspense novel. The logical chain of the whole story is very clear. There are deep historical reasons behind each case. The setting of abnormal phenomena does not appear out of thin air. The plot is very visual. When describing the horror atmosphere, it does not deliberately scare people, but relies on details to create a sense of oppression. The whole process is very smooth and has no flaws.