Don't Look Directly into Its Eyes

*World view: The closed residential area called "Perfect Community" is a utopia on the surface, but in fact it is an alien space distorted by strange rules.​ *Core crisis: There is an indescribable pollution in the community. Once the rules are violated (such as looking in the mirror at midnight, responding to a strange knock on the door), you will be assimilated or obliterated by "it".​ *Special mechanism: The protagonist has a passive talent called "Rule Insight" and can see the "real notes" hidden behind the rules (for example: the note says "Please take care of your pet dog", and the protagonist's eyes will have blood-red small words "That's not a dog, don't let it see your fear").​ Chen Mo, a newly graduated college student, moved into a high-end community called "Xingfuli" in order to save on high rent. The rent here is ridiculously low and the environment is like paradise. The only price is that you must strictly abide by the "Resident Safety Code" issued by the property.​ At first, Chen Mo thought this was just some kind of bad taste of immersive management. Until he discovered that Aunt Wang next door, who was always smiling, would crawl on the ceiling like a spider after midnight; in the security booth downstairs, there was no living person at all, only a uniform that automatically saluted.​ In this world, trust is the greatest luxury and rules are the only life-saver.​ When the code in Chen Mo's hand began to automatically appear with new bloody words, he realized that he not only had to survive, but also uncovered the chilling truth behind this community...