A thousand travelers were thrown into a giant splicing maze across parallel spaces.
The twenty-meter-high wall blocks the escape route. The fragments of the city spanning forty years are spliced together without logic. The wall is reorganized every twenty-four hours - the "maze breathing" squeezes the living people into pulp at any time.
Lin Bei is a forensic doctor. His left hand has the calmness to dissect eight hundred corpses, and his right hand holds the newly acquired superpower of "malicious perception". The rules are simple: the camp with the most survivors within thirty days wins, and all members of the losing camp "bloom." A thousand abilities are randomly suspended in the ruins in the form of cards and fruits, and the fusion system hides a curse.
This is not a monster-infested maze. All threats come from humans themselves: betrayal, plunder, and camp opposition. The stronger the ability, the heavier the backlash, and the fusion may collapse and be annihilated. But in this screening field that turns people into ghosts, there are still people who are calculating the optimal solution for cooperation. Some people are trying their best to survive for their daughter's birthday, and some are using their last breath of oxygen to fight back. In a desperate situation where you must turn into a beast to survive, choosing how much humanity to retain is the real screening.
Dark but not dark. Killing is never the goal, but choosing to hold each other's hands before being crushed by fate.
Reader comments
It was so enjoyable to write. Is the author a forensic doctor? Looks so real
It was so enjoyable to write. Is the author a forensic doctor? Looks so real