The midnight last bus has three rules:
Don't look back. Don't give up your seat. Don't look at the figures outside the window.
Su Wan broke every one of them.
To save her boyfriend Ye Fan, who had become a vegetable, she made a pact with a demon and entered 99 deadly instances.
On a bus surrounded by vengeful ghosts, she discovered a fourth rule, a line of writing etched into the metal floor.
"4 = 3 + 1. The fourth rule is the way to survive."
It was written in Ye Fan's handwriting.
Three months ago, he fell into a coma saving her. Three months later, his traces appeared in an instance straight out of hell.
He had been here. How could someone who was unconscious have been here?
Unless he had been waiting for her to enter this game from the very beginning.
(This is a one-on-one romance between two equally matched leads, featuring horror, an infinite-flow game, and a battle of wits against a demon. At first, the heroine braves deadly trials for love. Later, she joins forces with the hero to overthrow hell's rules. Come give it a read!)
Su Wan was saving Ye Fan, but she didn't know that Ye Fan had already laid every brick for her before she set foot on this road. The scratches on the floor of the midnight bus, the notebook in the cardboard box of the convenience store, the red rope in front of the Taoist futon, he trapped himself in the mirror, but left all the road signs to her. This is a story about "running in both directions". He told her the same sentence from beginning to end: go forward, don't be afraid.