Chen Linzhi, feared by everyone in her office building as “Hell Queen Lin,” wears a black suit and carries herself with icy composure and efficiency, keeping every vulnerability tightly hidden.
More than a decade ago, a bizarre disaster caused her parents to vanish without a trace. All that remained was an unsolved old report about “175 people mysteriously disappearing,” a wound etched into her heart. She endured years of anguish, only to encounter an identical, inexplicable upheaval on the 128th day of her ordeal.
The office building shook violently. When she opened her eyes again, the familiar surroundings were gone. She was stranded amid silent ruins, battered and ravaged, beneath a terrifying crimson blood moon. Even the blood running from her temple seemed strangely ominous.
After breaking down and losing control, she forced herself to calm down. She picked up a broken piece of a musical instrument for protection and cautiously searched the barren land, where she stumbled upon a camera running all by itself.
At the words “The game is about to begin,” a tarot card bearing the image of the Hanged Man appeared out of nowhere in front of her. The words on its back announced the start of a deadly game.
The blood-moon ruins before her, the sudden tarot game, and the eerie signs that matched those from years ago: every detail concealed a mystery.
Chen Linzhi gripped the mysterious card tightly. With the road ahead shrouded in fog, was this sudden calamity an accident, or a fate that had been ordained long ago?
