Others enter the dungeon to get into the action, but the first thing Gu Yan did when he entered the dungeon was to doubt everything in front of him.
At one o'clock in the morning, the subway door of the convenience store opened by itself. His former teammate who had been missing for three months stood behind the door and called his name with a smile. Gu Yan could tell at a glance that it was not a human being.
From that day on, he was dragged into death copies contaminated by real games. Familiar people will become bait, rules will be deliberately written wrong, and the place that looks most like an exit often dies the fastest. The more fearful others are, the easier it is to be taken away, but Gu Yan is naturally "not into drama".
But every time he dismantles a rule, reality will be rewritten; every time he clears a level, he will be closer to the truth and further away from himself.
When all the players are following the plot to survive, Gu Yan only does one thing:
Don't believe in acquaintances, don't believe in prompts, and don't live according to the ending it's written.
