Lin Shen is dead. He worked overtime until three in the morning, and at the last second when he was hit by a truck, what he saw was not a revolving lantern, but a sky full of stars.
Then he woke up.
In an "infinite game" with no boundaries, no exits, and no rules.
"Welcome to Death's Countdown Questionnaire. Conditions for passing the level: Survive for 72 hours, or find out the true identity of the 'God of Death'. Failure penalty: permanent annihilation of the soul."
Ten people, ten questions engraved on the desk - "What kind of person am I?" "How will I die?" "Who do I love most?" "Who am I willing to die for?"
Every question forces them to reveal their deepest secrets. Outside the window, the figure in a black cloak was counting down: the first deceased had appeared.
Lin Shen has worked in criminal investigation for six years and is good at trace examination and criminal psychological profiling. He soon discovers: this is not a game, but a carefully designed psychological murder. The "God of Death" is among them, using the answers written by each person to send them to death one by one.
But when all the clues pointed in the same direction, Lin Shen saw a fatal flaw that even the "God of Death" didn't expect -
The real rule of this copy has never been to find the "god of death".
Death is not the end, living is the punishment.
