Off Work, Then I Encountered a Subway Urban Legend

[Rules-Based Horror + No System + Utterly Rational + Infinite Realms + Outsmarting Puzzles + No Needless Self-Sacrifice + Terrifying Twists]

Su Bai was born with a “condition”: he can’t feel fear, and he suffers from severe logical compulsions.

When the midnight Line 13 subway, with no final stop, carries him into a bizarre instance filled with despair and death, all the players tremble in the darkness and pray for dawn.

Midnight falls. In the hospital room after the lights go out, a rotting face presses against his ear and whispers hoarsely, “Are... you afraid?”

One impossible rule of death after another, one terrifying tale after another that strikes straight at the soul.

While others desperately try to escape by following the rules, Su Bai toys with the ghosts and monsters, keeping them under his thumb.

When the abyss gazes at Su Bai, he not only gazes back, but also takes the opportunity to assess whether the abyss’s bones are harder than a bed frame.

(Utterly rational and suspenseful at every turn. The male lead is not normal in the conventional sense. Before long, he seems more like a ghost than the ghosts themselves, and the deeper you read, the more chilling it gets. Readers with heart conditions, proceed with caution!)