There's Something Wrong with This Game, Everyone Who's Played It Has Died.

Does your phone light up in the middle of the night? Not WeChat, not a text message—a pure black pop-up window with four blood-red words: The game begins. Can't remove it. Can't turn it off. Play or die. When former criminal psychologist Lin Ye was dragged into this weird game, he thought it was just bad luck. Until he saw a corpse in the copy - A, who he personally sent to prison two years ago, died in the interrogation room with bruises on his neck. A said: "Why don't you investigate further?" The game has seven stations. Every time a murder occurs at a station and fails once, an innocent person dies in reality. Teammates are betrayed one after another, and the list of the dead on the subway platform is getting longer and longer. What was hidden at the terminal was the real culprit of the serial murder case that year - he had been waiting for Lin Ye for seven years. A game is eating people. What you eat is not your life, but your guilt. Have you ever played it? If you're not sure, take a look at your phone. It may be downloading.