Death Reality Show

The world might have gone wrong a long time ago, but Luo Can didn't realize it until the seventh day after his lover died.

The man, cremated and scattered into the sea, knocked on Luo Can's door on the seventh day after his death. That was when Luo Can's door to a whole new world opened.

The world had long been corrupted. People's perceptions had been altered, and the dead lived alongside living monsters in uneasy harmony.

From trembling with fear at first to getting used to it, Luo Can adjusted his attitude and thrived in the twisted world.

He gradually forgot how out of place he was, until his swollen, expressionless manager told him to join a new variety show.

There were seven people in the minivan picking up the participants, men and women, young and old, all wearing different expressions.

They were breathing, their hearts were beating. No livor mortis, no rotting flesh, no extra tentacles, no missing heads.

Luo Can's eyes welled up. He'd finally found his people!

They were normal, yet not normal. They distrusted one another, but were also closely connected.

They came from another world.

Luo Can's twisted, uncanny world had become an infinite-loop trial ground for people from another world.

His gentle, otherworldly air let him blend perfectly into the group of outsiders who called themselves players.

The players' first impression of Luo Can was that he was frail, timid, and prone to tears, with nothing going for him but a pretty face.

Some were obsessed with his beauty, some despised his clinginess, some pitied his helplessness, and some wanted to play his savior.

Until someone realized that everyone who had harbored ill will toward Luo Can had died silently inside the instances.

Folklore-themed infinite-loop fiction + livestreaming

The shou is powerful but likes to pretend otherwise. The gong is split into pieces, half players and half natives. One gong and one shou, emotionally and physically.

Theme: What goes around comes around