"Don't give your real name, address and birthday. They will be used to eat you here."
Lu Chenzhou, a structural engineer, woke up in a gray corridor. Surrounded by seven strangers, the incandescent lights overhead flickered every three seconds, and the ground was as clean as a digital model.
They have seven doors to go through. Behind each door is an independent level world - abandoned hospital, countdown amusement park, mirror vault - the core puzzle must be solved within seven days, otherwise the corridor will be reset and a random player will be swallowed forever.
But Lu Chenzhou discovered something wrong: the note in his pocket had the number "7" written on it, and the handwriting was his own. He didn't remember writing it.
What was even weirder was that the twelve-year-old girl Tong Yao looked at him and said:
"You're here again."
With the awakening of the "Eye of Structure", Lu Chenzhou gradually saw the truth of this space - the corridor was not a cage, but the stomach of a forgotten god. It feeds on human obsession. Those who collect all seven door knockers can reach the "Final Door" and get the chance to leave.
The condition is: take the initiative to forget the people you care about most.
But the reason why Lu Chenzhou came here was precisely the missing fiancée - Su Wan.
"If I forget her, who will save her?"
This is a death game about memory and forgetting. As the gatekeeper watches in the dark and the extraditer smiles in the shadows, Lu Chenzhou must answer the last question in the corridor:
"Are you willing to trade everyone's memory for your own sobriety?"
