In a world where virtuality and reality intersect, Liu Jing and nine other players are selected by the "Shadow Realm" to participate in a game between immortality and death. This seemingly simple game hides terrible rules: each player must face his or her deepest fear, and Liu Jing's fear is the bag of potato chips that her mother handed her before she died.
From the moment she entered the game, Liu Jing fell into an inescapable dilemma. This virtual world is ever-changing, and every scene reflects the player's inner fears. For Liu Jing, what she can't get rid of is the bag of potato chips that symbolizes her mother's death - every time she eats it, she will recall that painful moment, and the fear of potato chips deep in her heart also makes every choice she makes full of despair.
The rules of the game are extremely cruel: "Never wake up." Once woken up, players will lose the chance to be reborn. Moreover, as every player's fear changes the rules of the world, Liu Jing gradually discovers that this is not only a trial of life and death, but also an inner exploration and redemption. She needs to find a way to break through and overcome her deepest fears while surviving in an ever-changing environment.
As she gradually uncovered the truth of the game, Liu Jing discovered that her mother's image appeared beside her more than once. Is this virtual mother an illusion in the game, or is there something else hidden behind her? Can she finally overcome the fear in her heart, solve the mystery of the shadow world, and get out of this never-ending trial?
Concept: Inner fear and growth, human choice and self-salvation, and the boundary between virtual reality and reality