Jian Zhiyuan, a forensic doctor who just wanted to work quietly in the real world, was accidentally involved in an infinite streaming game called Theater Zero.
Here, the script is absurd, the rules are bizarre, and life and death are just a matter of thought.
While everyone was going crazy for survival, Jian Zhiyuan used an almost indifferent rationality, treating the copy as an anatomy table and the monsters as pathological samples, calmly looking for the logic to clear the level.
Relying on his absolutely rational thinking and unique "forensic perspective", Su Yun was able to handle life and death crises with ease, and even found time to complain.
However, as the copy progresses, she gradually discovers that the truth of the game is far crueler than she imagined. Behind those seemingly absurd scripts, there are forgotten souls and distorted histories hidden.
And her originally cold heart also quietly changed through repeated contacts with "inhuman" things.
When reason and emotion collide, when indifference and redemption intertwine, how will Jian Zhiyuan find her own truth in this world full of lies and fear?
