[Strange stories about rules + unlimited flow + wits to survive + high mortality rate + no heroine + mild humor]
On the first night when the dungeon came, twelve players walked into Fengmen Village.
At dawn, only eleven people were left alive.
At the entrance of the village, there was a paper man who looked exactly like the deceased.
Only Lin Que discovered that behind each rule, there was a line of gray notes that only he could see.
[After dark, no one is allowed to leave the room.
[Vulnerability Note: The rules only limit "people".
[Don't refuse food offered by villagers.
[Bug comment: Taking it does not mean eating it.
[On the third night, all guests must attend the mountain god's wedding banquet.
[Note on loopholes: The marriage certificate only recognizes identity, not life and death.
Others regard rules as imperial edicts that cannot be disobeyed.
Lin Que, however, stared at the words "person", "guest" and "groom" and started to read them one by one.
He can find a way to survive, but he can't save everyone.
Some people died of misjudgment, some died of fear, and some people stabbed their companions in the back with a knife in order to take away the only way to survive.
On the third night, the blood sedan blocked the door and the mountain god demanded his life.
All the players thought Lin Que was crazy.
However, he helped a corpse onto the wedding sedan, took the wedding certificate and sat on the main seat, and carefully turned to the last page.
"Don't pay your respects yet."
"This marriage contract is not written. The groom must be alive."
But Lin Que soon discovered that the real danger was not the loopholes in the rules.
Instead, the copy is remembering him, observing him, and closing all the loopholes little by little.
Those gray notes are becoming more and more like the last words left by another "him".
What the copy wants to confirm most is never whether he can get out alive.
But——
Is he actually Lin Que?
Reader comments
The writing seems to be very AI-heavy, but the plot feels okay
The writing seems to be very AI-heavy, but the plot feels okay