Zhou Chen moved into an old apartment with ridiculously low rent. On the night he moved in, he saw a "Resident Rules" on the back of the door.
Do not respond to anyone calling your name in the hallway after ten o'clock at night.
At three o'clock in the morning, if security is checking the room, please do not open the door.
There are no 2304 residents in this building.
On the first night, the person opposite the door responded.
On the second night, the elevator stopped at the thirteenth floor.
On the third night, Zhou Chen saw on the property registration book that he had moved in seven days ago.
He originally thought that he was just unlucky enough to rent a strange house, but later he discovered that the really scary thing about this building was not that there was anything hidden inside, but that it had been waiting for him to come back.
What's even more frightening is that this building is not the only one waiting for him.
Apartments recognize residents, hospitals recognize registration, and schools recognize daytime registration.
Those rule areas that seem to have nothing to do with each other are gradually recognizing a person who should have been erased.
And 2304 has never been a simply non-existent house number.
It is an old account that was not settled many years ago.
