Rule-based horror descends, plunging the entire world into terror.
While everyone else flees in panic from the haunted school, Lin Mo, a physics graduate student, crouches down and starts drawing a map of the safe zones.
“The rule says, ‘Do not read books from the third row of shelves after midnight.’ It never says you can't stand in front of the third row and wait for dawn.”
As the entire internet begs this reckless newcomer not to touch the forbidden book, he instead opens the register and discovers the instance's true secret:
The rules aren't there to kill people. They're there to protect them.
From then on, the whole world's perspective changes.
Forensic examiners, criminal investigators, and bridge engineers all flock to his livestream, turning the comments into a full-fledged “Abnormal Rules Research Center.”
Viewers: “God Mo, please, stop courting death!”
Lin Mo: “Quiet. I'm calculating the second law of thermodynamics in this world.”
At the entrance to the final instance, he turns and smiles at the cold-faced female warrior:
“Don't be afraid. I'll make the rules themselves write my name.”
