A little mind-bending, a little dark
You find a new line in your diary. The handwriting is yours, and so is the ink, but you never wrote it. It tells you that you’ll go to an old bridge you’ve never set foot on.
From that moment on, your life is no longer your own. You try to resist, only to find that every act of defiance leads to the same ending. You try to escape, only to discover that even the thought of escape has already been anticipated. The one controlling you isn’t God or fate, but a person: someone who possesses all your future memories and knows every choice you’ll make. That person is your own ultimate form. He calls himself Ω.
This is a battle of wits against yourself. Every truth you uncover brings another layer of despair. Every victory takes you one step closer to the abyss. Because your enemy isn’t someone else. It’s the person you’re going to become. He confines your life with reasons you can’t refute, uses your own logic to oppose your freedom, and cultivates your destruction with your love.
Beneath the old bridge’s sleepers lies a secret from forty years ago. A maintenance worker named Li Li discovered an anomaly he should never have found, and vanished from history. Now the old bridge is about to be renovated, and all the threads of cause and effect are converging again. Within a system of rules no one has ever escaped, you must find a third option beyond Ω’s calculations. But if you do, can you be sure he didn’t leave that choice for you himself?
Non-Self Game: Your free will is his most elaborate trap. Before you open the first chapter, ask yourself: Are you “Zero,” or an Ω not yet fully formed?
