A strange copy, a thin line between life and death. In the void game field, there are only rules and survivors.
Lu Lin, the fifth-ranked Abyss Killing God, has killed countless souls under his sword. He is cold and taciturn and keeps away from strangers. Wen Zhixu is a new player who has just entered the game. He is a genius in solving puzzles with a high IQ. He is thoughtful, gentle and transparent.
A D-level copy of an ancient house in a deserted village caused two parallel lines to collide.
The red clothes of the god, the black mist at the bottom of the well, and the blood debt of one hundred and twenty-three lives of the Shen family - beneath the surface of the copy are hidden the remains of forbidden techniques and tampered rules left by previous generations of players. Lu Lin was haunted by resentment in the illusion, and Wen Zhixu used a silent copper bell to pull him back from the edge of the abyss. From testing each other to breaking the situation side by side, from distrusting each other to handing over their backs to each other, the two people got closer step by step between life and death.
However, the true secret of the replica has only just emerged. The clay pot dug out by the ancestors of the Shen family from the ancient tomb in Lishan was sealed with a tombkeeper who called himself "Sui" - he had been guarding the tomb of Qin Shihuang for three thousand years, and was trapped in an immortal cage by the elixir. All he waited for was "Do you want to leave?"
Desperate times favor the brave, and the brave never walks alone.
"When the copy is over, I'll treat you to dinner."
"There is no food to eat in the void playground."
"Then please go outside. Let's live together until we find the exit."
Thousands of strange and desperate situations, boundless illusions. He traveled through all kinds of dangerous situations in the world, just to protect him along the way and to go home with him.
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Intention: In a desperate situation, outside of the rules, human choices and mutual protection are the keys to breaking all prisons.
