After a flash of white light while crossing the road in a daze, art student Chen Wan was thrown into a thirty-day island death game.
Twelve people, twelve subject-based supernatural abilities, and only one could leave alive.
The others had lethal abilities at their fingertips: language arts could decide life and death with a word, English could shatter people into letters, physics could control gravity, chemistry could release deadly toxins, physical education granted superhuman bodies, and geography could reshape the terrain...
Chen Wan, however, drew the most useless subject of all: history. All he could do was use his watch to replay the past of objects and passively sense the locations of deaths. He was practically an island surveillance operator nobody respected.
Everyone else fought head-on and formed alliances. Father-and-son teams, ability-assisted hunts, and mind control followed one after another, while corpses and shattered remnants of supernatural abilities littered the island.
Everyone thought the boy who only hid in tree hollows watching recordings was no threat at all.
But they didn't know that information was the most unstoppable weapon of all.
Every fight, every ability, every weakness: Chen Wan saw it all.
Hidden in the depths of the forest, he used replays to uncover every secret, watching coldly as the twelve ability users slaughtered one another.
When only two people remained to face off across the island, Chen Wan's artistic skills, concealed for thirty days, and the truth he had pieced together would become his final, fatal bullet.
The white light was coming. The only one who could survive was the person who had seen through the past.
