White fog engulfs the city. No one can escape.
Lin Yu was born with the ability to sense the dead, and has been haunted by vengeful spirits for over a decade. Then he is dragged into the “Ruin Realm,” a death game woven from Republic-era bridal coffins, nursery rhymes about sewn-on heads, and paper figures on a theater stage. Eighteen enter, and only two or three survive.
Here, ghosts aren’t the scariest thing. It’s the human heart.
But Lin Yu discovers a shadow deep in the white fog that no one else can see. It shields him from vengeful spirits, rewrites the rules, kills evildoers, and snatches him back from the King of Hell time and time again.
All living beings are ants in his eyes. Lin Yu alone is the one obsession he has held for millions of years.
Shen Yan rules the Ruin Realm, watching the cycle of life and death with cold indifference. He had long since lost his heart, until the wounded boy turned around in the mist and softly said, “I know you’re there.”
Chinese-style horror + infinite flow + two male leads + a god’s sole devotion + a battle of human nature + multiple twists.
“All living beings are ants. You alone are my only obsession.”
You think it’s a horror novel, but it’s actually a love story. You think you’ve guessed the ending, but you haven’t.
