Where do people go after they die? Lin Du thought the answer was "the end". It wasn't until he died that he opened his eyes and saw a theater without an audience. There is no hell or judgment here, only three doors - the betting hall, the consultation hall, and the imaging hall. Some people are betting on memories, some are betting on names, and some are betting on the person they once loved most. Those who lose will gradually forget "I am me"; and those who win may not really be able to leave. What's even stranger is that Lin Du discovered that: everyone in the theater seemed to be a part of himself. The girl who tried her best to please everyone was very much like the weakness he once suppressed; the player who always went crazy late at night was like the loneliness that he dared not admit; the man who was so indifferent and almost cruel was like the anger that he had hidden for many years. They pulled each other, depended on each other, hurt each other, and got close again after collapse again and again. Until Lin Du finally realized: The so-called "awakening" does not mean becoming an invincible person, but being willing to gently catch yourself when you are most blank and helpless. The real exit is never outside the theater. It was at a certain moment - you were finally no longer afraid to admit: "It turns out that the person I have been looking for is who I am now."
Purpose: "People search for themselves in relationships throughout their lives."