When Ji Lin woke up from surgical anesthesia and found that he was not in the hospital, but standing on the top floor of a burning building, he thought it was a near-death hallucination. Until the cold system prompt sounded in my mind: [Welcome to the memory corridor, the current survival rate is 0.07%, I wish you a happy game].
The countdown tattoo on his arm starts to beat. He must find the "key" to this world within 24 hours, otherwise he will be permanently obliterated. But when he rescued the trapped girl, the girl backed away in horror: "Teacher Ji? Why are you here... Haven't you already..."
Each level is a carefully designed death game, and every NPC gives him a familiar expression. What's even weirder is that these worlds are strikingly similar to the unfinished game design drafts on his computer. As he escaped from death again and again, the memories that had been deliberately sealed began to revive: those unfamiliar yet familiar combat techniques, the intuitive prediction of traps, and... A certain dark shadow that always appeared on the edge of memory.
"Congratulations on completing the level, please choose a reward: A. Obtain the fighting master ability B. Unlock the memory fragment of July 2014." When the system gave this choice for the twelfth time, Ji Lin finally understood that this was not a random game, but a precise revenge against his past. And now, the person who cut his memory into pieces is watching him walk into the trap step by step through the surveillance screen with a smile...
