When the boundaries of the real world are torn apart, a terrifying copy called "Ghost Stories of the Abyss" descends randomly. The subway leads to non-existent stations, a warm family hides bloodthirsty rules, and human beings struggle to survive in indescribable weirdness.
Former detective Su Ye and the mysterious man Chen Mo were accidentally involved in the copy of "Happy Home". Here, mother's love is squirming raw meat, father's figure means death, and every rule points to a certain death. While others collapsed in fear, Chen Mo was able to glimpse life from the gaps in the rules with absolute calmness.
He doesn't have powerful powers, but he can understand the loopholes in the logic behind the rules. Use raw meat to counter "mother", use rules to force back "father", and explore wildly on the edge of weirdness.
This is a game of intelligence and courage. Chen Mo and Su Ye join hands to tear apart the hypocritical appearance and explore the truth of the abyss amidst the layers of strange stories. When rules become weapons, they will judge the gods as mortals.
Reader comments
Breaking the traditional rules and weird routines, looking directly brings not simple death, but memory tampering, reality distortion, the interweaving of fiction and reality, and the explosion of brain holes.
It's very good. The plot has ups and downs and is eye-catching. It's very interesting to watch.
Breaking the traditional rules and weird routines, looking directly brings not simple death, but memory tampering, reality distortion, the interweaving of fiction and reality, and the explosion of brain holes. It's very good. The plot has ups and downs and is eye-catching. It's very interesting to watch.