[Mystery + wits and strategy + puzzle-solving + mind-bending twists + rules]
At a quarter past midnight, a mysterious "night market" appears in a corner of the city. Its stallholders sell "rules": buy one, and you can rewrite reality. But every rule must be exchanged for a "price." Chen Xu, an antique restorer, stumbles into the night market and is forced to take part in seven eerie tabletop games: Werewolf becomes a real hunt, the undercover player in Who's the Spy gets erased by the rules, and playing the killer in a murder-mystery game awakens genuine murderous intent... Every game is a battle for life and death, and every rule conceals a deadly trap. When he discovers that his missing mentor is trapped in the "seventh round," and the master of the night market reveals their true face, this game is no longer a simple fight for survival.
Enter the game, and you stake your life. Break the game, and you may live.
It's a lot like AI, too stiff
It's ugly. Whoever teaches you how to play board games has to have a location, and the logic is even more abstract. Don't look at it.
The reasoning and suspense are very well written. I hope the author's traffic will continue to grow. Come on, come on.