The subway never announces its stop at midnight, and Chen Mo discovers that the color of the rules can kill people.
Working overtime until early in the morning, he got into the last subway and found a piece of paper with five strange rules written on it. The man in the suit violated the first rule and screamed, melting into a pool of blood and seeping into the floor. Only then did Chen Mo see that rules have colors. Red kills, black saves lives.
The subway stations began to be announced one by one: the cubicle turned into a murderous workplace, the blind date corner turned into a deadly trap, KPIs squeezed out human blood, and the circle of friends showed off the corpses. Every time I stop, it's a new cage of rules. I don't know how many stops are ahead.
Chen Mo has to rely on his eyes that can discern rules to find loopholes in every survival game - before the rules trap him to death.
Because the rules trap people, they can also break the situation. His story begins with a subway that never reaches the station - what about yours?
