Runaway Copy

Su Ye, a fearful employee of the company, fell into an infinite abyss called the "Corridor of Disorder" when he returned from working overtime at night. There are no system cheats here, there is no novice protection period, there are only out-of-control future copies, strange rules full of paradoxes, and the terrifying suture monster that sews the "weak" into specimens. "Those who take medicine on time will be taken away by the nurse; those who refuse to take medicine will violate the rules." "You are not allowed to open the windows, but you can hear calls for help outside. You are not allowed to make a sound, but there are screams at the end of the corridor." Rules are fatal traps, and the future is a human slaughterhouse. The so-called "customs clearance" is just a scam to screen the butchers - this is the ultimate satire of the alienation of technology and the hypocrisy of order. Su Ye has no superpowers, only keen observation and the caution of a sociophobic. He teamed up with a chatty auto mechanic, a calm ex-nurse, and an Internet-addicted teenager. In a collapsed ward, a twisted neon city, and a digital cemetery, he relied on clumsy but stubborn friendship to dismantle loopholes in the rules and fight against out-of-control monsters. Friendship can become a weakness, trust can breed betrayal, but in this disordered world where everyone is in danger, this is the only warmth that can be held on to. There is no real end, only endless copies and unknown fear. Can Su Ye and his friends find a path of survival for ordinary people in the satirical script?