"Dead men cannot tell lies, only the living can."
Lin Che, twenty-four years old, former forensic doctor.
The brain tumor was in the advanced stage and he only had three months left to live.
Being pulled into a death game that cannot be exited - [Ten Palace Dungeons].
There are no ghosts here, just rules.
No calls can be answered after dark.
You can't look in the mirror at three in the morning.
The word "death" cannot be said.
Violate any of these rules at your own risk.
Each copy has explicit and implicit rules.
The explicit rules will make you die, the hidden rules will make you die faster.
But Lin Che had a trump card—his right eye.
Can see hidden death conditions.
Cost: Each use consumes one year of life.
Use one year to exchange for a chance to live.
Is it worth it?
"It's not worth it, but I don't have a choice."
There are ten copies of the palace, one palace and one heaven.
When Lin Che fought through the nine halls and finally stood in front of the final boss——
The designers behind the scenes turned around.
That face was exactly like his.
"Welcome to the Tenth Hall."
"Ten years ago, you set up this game yourself. Now, please tell me——"
"Do you want to forget or start over?"
Reader comments
The rhythm of the story is particularly well controlled, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the plots are interlocking and become more and more interesting the more you read. The writing is delicate and smooth, with a full sense of immersion. I sincerely recommend everyone to take up the game.
The rhythm of the story is particularly well controlled, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the plots are interlocking and become more and more interesting the more you read. The writing is delicate and smooth, with a full sense of immersion. I sincerely recommend everyone to take up the game.
What a great book, so well written [laughs]