The debt of 100 million is like a poisonous snake, entangling the programmer Kuai Changfeng and suffocating him. In order to pay off the huge debt accidentally caused by his wife Bian Yurong, he had no choice but to enter a life and death game called "Thirteenth Person's Room".
There are fatal puzzles hidden in every room here. The winner takes the bonus, while the loser faces a price far greater than failure. Kuai Changfeng relied on his top IQ to win step by step in the game, but gradually discovered that this was not only a money-making gamble, but also an abyss that devoured human lives.
As the game progresses, he gets acquainted with a group of companions with unique skills: Bian Yurong, who can read people's hearts, bar owner Guan Lang, who is unlucky, Li Xiuyi, a "convenience clerk" with quick reactions, and Nefertari, an Egyptian agent who can predict the future... Everyone forms an alliance in life-and-death games, and the goal changes from winning money to exposing the mastermind behind the scenes - the pretentious master planner "Cat".
From the strange mystery in the Human Demon Village to the bloody tragedy in Blizzard Villa, from the fight for national treasures at the idol auction to the rebellion with senior member Kuai Qingyun's brother, Kuai Changfeng not only has to solve endless brain-burning puzzles, but also fights against debt collectors, black-hearted scammers and other forces.
As the difficulty of the game escalates, and foreshadowings and reversals become intertwined, Kuai Changfeng finally stands in the last room, facing the "cat" who regards human life as a pawn. This ultimate showdown of intelligence not only determines the ownership of the 100 million arrears, but also concerns the life and death of all participants, and whether this cruel game can be completely buried.
Who has the last laugh? The answer is hidden in every carefully laid out room.
Reader comments
Is it like a script-killing novel? It looks like a very novel game. I like this genre and look forward to the follow-up!
Is it like a script-killing novel? It looks like a very novel game. I like this genre and look forward to the follow-up!