At midnight on his twenty-fourth birthday, Lin Mo opened his eyes beneath an abandoned clock tower.
A pale blue pendulum tattoo had appeared on his wrist, and an unfamiliar female voice announced that he had been chosen as a new player in a rules-based horror game.
By the fountain, six strangers who had never met before were trapped in the same predicament.
The first instance was a bizarre amusement park that opened only at midnight and never had any visitors.
Behind the seventh horse on the carousel hid a little girl who laughed. In the haunted house mirror stood a shadow that blinked first, and the seventh seat on the pirate ship was always empty.
There were twelve rules. Breaking even one meant never seeing the sun rise again. Lin Mo had never believed in fate. He trusted only his eyes and his wits.
Now that he was here, he was going to get everyone still alive home with him.
It's very interesting. The protagonist is very calm, and no one else is disobedient or overly questioning the status of teammates. Everyone uses their brains. The plot is very comfortable to watch. There are no saints or anything, just the reaction of a normal person. Save what should be saved and what should not be saved. The two copies are still very good. Some of the small ideas and rules in it really poked me, such as the one in the candy house that changes brightness with distance. It is rare to see this kind of idea, and there is no unnecessary nonsense. Everyone is working hard to survive. I hope you can support it.