[Mystery and Wild Imagination] [Rule Horror] [Urban Mysteries] [Midnight Radio] [Golden Finger]
At midnight, convenience stores, buses, and elevators across the city are all transformed by "rules" into deadly dungeons.
Night-shift host Zhou Ye is dragged into "Midnight Radio" as a trial host. While everyone else nervously follows the rules, he can see the [true rules] behind them.
The rules say: No looking at the surveillance cameras after midnight. Anyone who does will be erased.
He stares at the monitor for three seconds. The one about to smash me to death in the footage is that store clerk.
The eerie things try to scare people to death, but he turns the tables and pins them down. He cites labor law to vengeful ghosts, uses the manager's badge to reprimand customers who stay past closing, and clocks himself out.
Even more absurdly, the top-tier vengeful ghost in the dungeon calls him "bro."
His younger sister, who's been lying in a hospital for three years, is somehow the "second-in-command" in the ghost story, and she even thinks he's an embarrassment.
Zhou Ye: Then what was all that money I saved and scrimped to pay for medical bills over the past three years?!
The content is repetitive. I just finished writing the same words and then wrote the same words again. My blood runs cold every time. One chapter appears four or five times.
The worldview structure is not enough and it seems a bit nonsensical.