Night Shift Rules

Introduction to "Night Shift Rules" Genre: suspense/thriller/urban fantasy/rules and weird stories/black humor/growth orientation Late at night, Shen Mo, who was too poor to pay the rent, took a night shift patrol job with a monthly salary of 3,500 in Building 7 of the old Guangming Community. The doorman, Uncle Sun, handed him three crumpled pieces of paper with three weird rules written on them: no looking in the mirror between 3:00 and 3:05 in the morning; no turning back when someone calls your name from behind; and no counting of shadows on the ground at night, especially when there are more than one. Shen Mo thought it was a prank, until Xiao Liu, who joined the company on the same day, died suddenly for violating the rules. All exits were blocked by gray fog, and "The rules game has begun" popped up on his mobile phone. What's even more terrifying is that the rules will change, and there will be one more for every person who dies. In this building that was "contaminated" by failed alchemy experiments of the last century and corpse-killing coffins in the late Qing Dynasty, Shen Shen met six residents who were trapped in paper figures. The leader, Daqiang, spoke with a Northeastern accent and was more timid than him, but he used his paper body to block the knife for him time and time again. When Su Ran, a cold-faced and venomous cleaner from the Bureau of Secrets, broke in with a black umbrella, Shen Mo discovered that the half of his soul he had lost when he was six years old made him the only one who could see the "cracks in the rules." Seven nights countdown, the rules are continuously upgraded. When the female corpse in the glass coffin opens her eyes, the silence must use three sincerity to ignite the real light - to tear open the cracks, or become part of the rule forever. This bad class is even more evil than 996. But with someone behind me, it's not so bad.