Cheng Yan died once.
He died six months after the "rule rift" swept the world. He died in a well-designed rules trap. He died at the moment when Qiao Zhi reached out to her, but was half a beat too slow.
Then she woke up. The mobile phone screen showed that there were still seven days until the cracks first appeared to the public.
Once again, Cheng Yan thought his mission was simple: find his partner Qiao Zhi in his previous life, avoid all pitfalls, make plans in advance, and survive until the end. But she never expected that Qiao Zhi's first words when he answered the phone were: "Do you remember that too?"
Okay, double life. Difficulty reduced.
Wait, Qiao Zhi said again: "You didn't die accidentally in your last life, you were killed."
... The difficulty suddenly reached full.
What's even more outrageous is that just when Cheng Yan thought she had the script in hand and was sure of victory, she discovered that seventeen-year-old Jiang Yu had begun frequenting "non-existent places" three months before the crack broke out. And when she found Jiang Yu, the mysterious girl only said one sentence that sent shivers down everyone's spine -
"You think the rules are here to seal the monsters? No. The rules exist because the monsters haven't really woken up yet."
Cracks are about to tear reality apart, and the rules are being rewritten by indescribable beings. Of the two reborn heroines, one only knows how she died in her previous life, and the other knows the script of the entire world - but their scripts seem to be different.
This is a story about trust, betrayal, reshaping the rules, and
