Black Cab Driver: This Last Bus Is a One-Way Trip

[Infinite flow + mild horror + one female lead + highly intelligent male lead] Every night at 11:59, Lin Mo receives a text message. “You have a last bus to catch. If you’re late, your registration will be permanently canceled.” He thought it was a scam, until the old, dark-red bus really pulled up in front of him. There were no announcements on board. The driver showed only a pair of eyes, and the inside of the windows was always coated in a layer of fog that could never be wiped away. There were other passengers, too. No one knew where the bus was headed, but everyone knew this: whenever the doors opened, the world outside was never normal. Abandoned hospitals, deserted towns, corridors of mirrors... every place had a rule you had to follow to survive. Lin Mo has a problem: every 72 hours, he forgets what happened recently. He pieces things together using notes and photos on his phone, but gradually discovers that some things in those photos should never have been caught on camera. Only later does he realize that this bus isn’t taking people to their deaths. It’s choosing who gets to wake up.