The day Lin Shen was sent to a psychiatric hospital, the only thing in his pocket was a slip of paper with two words written on it: “Containment.”
He saw a golden eye on the moon. Ancient words appeared on the walls. Whenever he closed his eyes, he saw a building called the “Asylum of the Gods.”
He thought he was going insane.
But another patient told him the truth: this hospital didn't treat people. It treated gods. Inside every “patient” was a forgotten deity, locked away.
But Lin Shen was different.
He was the key.
And the door.
In Room 021 inside him was his brother, who had been missing for seven years.
On the night of the lunar eclipse, the Heavenly Gate would open.
Lin Shen had to choose: open the door, or keep it shut forever.
But what he didn't know was that the one waiting for him behind the door wasn't his brother at all.
It was himself.
Another version of himself.
