Xun Gu, born without bones, joins a game.
A fake game, a real conspiracy.
Huang Xia, the legal world's beloved icon, was reportedly murdered by an unknown killer. The killer kidnapped his [notebook].
The threatening letter said: "I will destroy your notebook."
The notebook is sentient and contains a world of its own. It records the final convictions of forty-nine major criminals and countless lesser offenders. Its contents are of immense importance.
So every faction throws itself into the fray, all of them ready to make a move.
Among them, a perfectly packaged [murder game] becomes the most popular. The [people] sign up one after another, heading for a grand and glorious death ceremony.
Xun Gu is hired in the game as a private detective, with a high fee, to investigate Huang Xia's death.
But gradually, he discovers that the cases in the game are chaotic and unrelated, while the conspiracy beneath the game is stirring and growing clearer by the day.
He seeks a chance to survive through a mysterious tower, while the [people] rely on him to uncover the tower's secrets.
In the end, everyone discovers in horror that Xun Gu is the source of it all.
At that moment, Xun Gu feels a thrill he has not felt in a long time.
[Huang Xia]
Huang Xia was a true intellectual, stubborn and naive, with the scales of life and death always tipping toward the latter.
Huang Xia was a true intellectual, whose only purpose in wielding his brush was this: naive all his life, stubborn to the end.
What crime did he commit?
He was guilty beyond redemption.
Theme: May the world be free of suffering. What harm is there in letting the brush gather dust on the shelf?
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