People from all over the world are randomly selected to enter horror-game dungeons. Fail, and you die.
Chen Mo, 28, is a programmer who was just laid off.
Other players rely on guesses, luck, and experience to get through the dungeons.
He’s different. He can see the hidden rules.
“Don’t answer anyone who doesn’t blink.”
“If a third shadow appears in the background, hang up immediately.”
“At three in the morning, don’t look back.”
Every rule is the only clue to staying alive.
But this ability comes at a price.
Every time he uses it, he’s running down something.
While other players cling to a single rule to scrape by in the dungeons, Chen Mo has already seen through three.
While everyone else is still fighting to survive, he’s begun to wonder:
Who wrote these rules, anyway?
A global horror game, a hundred thousand players, and only he knows the answer.
