Tick, tick, tick.
The ancient pendulum clock on the wall turned slowly.
Bai He felt that his life was passing away bit by bit.
How did your originally great life end up at this point? From childhood to adulthood, he has almost carefully completed every node of his life - admitted to a key high school, received an admission letter from a prestigious school, and entered the top 2 major factories in the country after graduation, becoming the "winner in life" that everyone admires.
But at this moment, he was hanging upside down in the tent of an abandoned amusement park, unable to break free. His blood gradually stagnated and his breathing became slower and slower.
Bai He gritted his teeth, squeezed out the last bit of strength in his body, and tried to bend forward to untie the chain on his ankle. But before he could even touch the chain, he lost momentum and fell back to being hung upside down.
And this last fight also drained Bai He's life force. His consciousness began to blur, and the fragments of his life flashed before his eyes like a slideshow, and finally settled on the moment that made him regret the most - the afternoon when he participated in the murder tour group for the first time.
Concept: The current crime-themed works have reached the extreme in terms of curiosity and scale, and have fallen into a bottleneck, so an idea came up: why not inject a unique comedy gene into them? Coinciding with the current tourism boom in Southeast Asia, the core setting of "Crime Tour" was conceived - allowing the tour guide to lead a group of tourists with different backgrounds to return to the real crime scene to experience it. This not only satisfies the audience's curiosity about crime stories, but also creates a unique and relaxed "sightseeing" atmosphere in suspense through exaggerated interactions between characters and absurd situations, making the story both exciting and interesting.