Sand Eye

Name: Sand Eye
Author: Carrot and Corn Filling

沙瞳

by Carrot and Corn Filling (萝卜玉米馅儿)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 278k Words
Genre: Rural Life
Subgenre: Sci-Fi & Apocalypse
Updated: 4mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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[No golden finger + Multiple twists + Biological modification + Logical deduction + Cthulhu] [Not a feel-good power fantasy]

A research expedition stumbles into a village of sand beneath an eternal daylight. Its villagers stand motionless like sand sculptures, while black vines devour people. Only after risking their lives to reverse time do the expedition members discover that the entire village is made up of lifeless experimental puppets, part of a cruel experiment staged as a game, perhaps in pursuit of immortality, perhaps for amusement...

It is here. Every grain of sand, every leaf, is its eye!

Nothing lives in the sand. Its gaze controls all beings, and everything you see is false...

What you see is only what you think you see. The more you search for the truth, the more tragic it becomes. Life and death, everything remains unknown...

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