Slightly brain-burning, slightly dark
You find an extra line in your diary. The handwriting is your own, the ink is your own, but you never wrote it. It tells you: you will go to an old bridge you have never stepped on.
From that moment on, your life is no longer yours. You try to resist, but find that every resistance leads to the same end. You try to escape, only to find that even the thought of escaping has been precalculated. The person who controls you is not God or fate, but a person - a person who has all your future memories and knows every choice you make. That person is your own final form. He calls himself Omega.
This is a game between oneself and oneself. Every time you see through the truth, there is another layer of despair. Every time you win, you get one step closer to the abyss. Because your enemy is no one else but the person you will become. He uses reasons you cannot deny to restrain your life, uses your logic to fight against your freedom, and uses your love to cultivate your destruction.
Under the ties of the old bridge lie secrets from forty years ago. A maintenance worker named Li Li discovered an anomaly that he shouldn't have discovered, and disappeared from history. But now, the old bridge is about to be renovated, and all the causes and effects are reunited. You must find a third alternative to Ω calculations in a system of rules that no one has ever escaped. But if you find it - can you still be sure that that choice is not reserved for you?
——"Not-Self Game": Your free will is his most sophisticated trap. Before opening the first chapter, ask yourself: Are you a "zero" or an unformed "Ω"?
