You are pulled into a live broadcast of death. There are only three rules: find them, obey them, and survive.
When Qin Gu clicked on the installation package, he thought he was looking for clues to his sister's disappearance. The next second, the computer camera automatically turned on, and the live broadcast room was online on the dark network. A cold reminder popped up from the system: Anchor No. 47, Survival points 100, please discover the rules on your own. The barrage poured in, and tens of thousands of anonymous viewers were betting that he would not survive the first night.
There was a knock on the door at three in the morning. The person in the mirror smiled at him. A hand stretched out from the bottom of the bed to hold his ankle, and he didn't let go until dawn.
Qin Gu studied law for three years and did not forget it even after he dropped out. Others are afraid of rules, but he reads them - every rule is a clause, and every loophole is a way to survive. Apartment buildings, last buses, midnight hospitals, he lived through scenes where others died step by step, until he discovered the real rules of this game: to pass the level, you must push the other person in with your own hands.
This is how his sister Qin Mi passed the test. Then she disappeared.
Now it's his turn. Will he become the next perpetrator, or will he use the rules themselves to backfire on the makers of the rules? Tens of millions of viewers in the live broadcast room were watching him make his choice. They bet on his death. He bet he could win.
