Rule-Based Horror | Uncanny Livestreams | Death Rewind | Infinite Simulation
A 22-year-old unemployed folklore graduate returns to his hometown to keep vigil for his grandfather, hoping to find his purpose. That night, he unexpectedly bonds with the Strange Records System and begins a diary livestream where he trades his life for a chance to survive!
The System's ironclad rule: the Host must write a diary entry every day to record their life. Miss one, and they die on the spot. Even if the Host dies, the diary keeps updating, automatically exposing every secret after their death and revealing the full truth behind every horror to the world.
When the seventh candle in the mourning hall goes out, the red-shoed ghost woman comes to claim his life. He suffers his first death, but unexpectedly unlocks the ability to foresee the future.
The more times he dies, the farther into the future he can see!
He stakes his life on repeated attempts, solving rural taboos, a graduation photo curse, and a series of horrific livestream murder cases that grip the entire internet. While evading pursuit by multiple factions, he follows clues to the mysterious disappearance of his archaeologist father, gradually exposing the shocking conspiracy buried behind the Strange Records System.
Every death rewind is a high-stakes gamble. There are only two possible endings: redeem himself, or be swallowed by darkness forever.
I didn't expect that the early stage was still very good. ☺️☺️You have to see how the plot unfolds later to know if it's good or not.
Very good, not bad