When Wang Linkai picked up the old teddy bear in the alley on a rainy night, his life was torn in two.
Half of it is the daily life of a social worker who works every day and is exploited by his boss, and the other half is the bloody rules of a hell-level survival game.
Here, every doll hides a broken childhood:
- The smiling porcelain boy in the smog factory uses pollution values to inject players with mental illnesses every night
- The human skin specimen on the carousel was the MVP of the last round of the game.
- The reward for the Hide and Seek Champion is to personally erase the memory of the person you love most. Do you want to plant 100,000 trees to purify the city, or sign a factory contract to become a capital butcher?
One by one, players who chose redemption were corroded into statues by the fog, and players who chose corruption were suffocated in piles of gold coins.
The optimist social beast Wang Linkai and the misanthropic thug Huang Minghao, one relies on market wisdom to exploit loopholes in the rules, and the other uses his fists to teach NPCs to be a new person. But the scariest thing is not the monsters in the dungeon, but the gentle prompt from the system when you pass the level: "Congratulations on unlocking the fragments of childhood memories - are you sure you want to see them?"
When the last doll was put together, they finally saw the face of the ultimate BOSS.
It was a child huddled in the corner, holding an eyeless teddy bear and asking softly: "Why don't you even want me?"
Motto: "The deepest wounds hide the needles and threads of healing - in the cycle of violence, we learn to be gentle"