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Your name is Jia Ming, and you are a male nurse. One night while you were working the night shift, you encountered something particularly strange. After changing the patient's medicine, you were about to go back to the duty room to rest for a while. When you walked through the corridor, the lights suddenly went out. At first, you thought that the power supply on this floor had tripped. Using the light of your mobile phone, you groped towards the electrical box room without encountering any obstacles along the way. You successfully arrived at the electrical box room, found the location of the switch, and pushed it up. The lights on the entire floor suddenly turned on. It seems like just a common power failure event, but you know something is wrong. It's not yet ten o'clock in the evening. Logically speaking, there should be many nurses and patients' family members in the corridor of the inpatient building. You saw someone in front of me before the lights went out, but on your way to the electrical box room, you didn't touch anyone's body, and you didn't even hear their breathing or the friction between their limbs. It's like you're alone in a dark hallway. Under the restored incandescent light, you hold the case form tightly in your hand and look up at the nurses talking in twos and threes in the corridor, as well as the patients' family members sitting on the chairs against the wall. Your mind suddenly shuts down. You're pretty sure you don't have any family history of mental illness! You are very sober! You are a sane adult! But at this moment, no matter how much perception deceives you, you firmly believe that this is normal. ... If you see the above bizarre experience and put yourself into it, I believe you are Jia Ming. So, congratulations on finding the first rule of the ghost world: don't let the ghost know your real name!