[This book changed its title, outline, copy, and perspective description on April 24, 2020]
[Old book created and updated on 2020.3.8]
[The original book is described from the first perspective, now it is changed to the third perspective]
[New copy]:
Lin Ci's graduation mission is to monitor a shop called "Death Wedding Shop".
... Although she can understand the increasingly unconventional shop signs nowadays, will anyone really come to patronize a bridal shop with this name?
As a result, Lin Ci came to this small water town and met a group of friends with different personalities, each of whom seemed to have a secret.
A weird blood-red bridal shop, a realistic puzzle game, a dying girl, a man who came back from the dead... What is hidden under the ruins?
The town shrouded in mist looks like an abyss.
In that antique building, what I thought was salvation turned out to be the God of Death in the abyss, and what I thought was the land of Rakshasa turned out to be the last refuge.
The gears filled with lifeless energy began to turn.
In the end, Lin Ci realized that he was just a player in the game. His friends were not friends, his lover was not his lover, and the only reality was that bridal shop.
[Old copy]:
When you are staring into the abyss, the abyss is staring into you.
When you are staring at Lin, Tao Zi is also staring at you.
When you are staring at Kunlun, Shang Xue is also staring at you.
When you stare at Mrs. Xu, Mrs. Xu's poisonous tongue is waiting for you.
When you are staring at Qizhao, Qizhao does not look at you.
When you are staring at Fengyu, Fengyu is drinking hot water.
When you are staring at the flower branch, the flower branch: Oh.
When you were staring at Lingsheng, Lingsheng did a little dance.
When you stare into the abyss, the abyss closes itself.
*The male protagonist is a cold-blooded machine without emotion (literally), with only a little bit of sweetness, so be careful when entering.
*The author writes quickly and cooingly, and the Buddhist system is updated. If you don't like it, don't disturb it.
*This is a pseudo-suspense article. The author's logic is a bit weak. It's fun to watch without taking it too seriously.
[Pre-received article stamp column, already in the archive]
Concept: Human nature...