Borderline Aphonia

When Li Siyuan woke up, he found himself trapped in a strange cycle - daily life seemed normal, but there was always something slightly wrong. Today's eight morning classes, the meals in the restaurant, and even the conversations with my roommates all seemed to be repeating yesterday's scenes, but an inexplicable sense of oppression quietly enveloped my heart. One day, he found a note in his textbook with some simple requirements written on it. There are not many rules, but every one of them makes people feel extremely heavy, and even a little unspeakable fear. When he tried to talk about these rules with others, everything around him became more and more untrustworthy - the eyes of his classmates, the smiles of his teachers, and every corner of the dormitory seemed to be silently warning him: what he should not know and what he should not touch is the truth of the world. Li Siyuan gradually began to suspect that the world he lived in had long been enveloped by some invisible force. Rules are like an invisible boundary that firmly binds everyone, and once crossed, there is no turning back.