Above the Prohibition

The rules won't hunt you down. It just waits for you to meet the conditions. Mo Minchi received a text message from his mobile phone: "Don't trust the first person who calls your name after ten minutes." Ten minutes later, the elevator stopped at the non-existent thirteenth floor. Standing outside the door was his mother, who had been missing for many years, calling him gently: "Minchi, go home." He didn't respond, thinking he survived. But after returning home, my mother's photos, numbers, and files all disappeared. There were two sets of bowls and chopsticks on the dining table. And in his mobile phone, there was another text message that had been successfully sent: "You already responded just now." There is a kind of rule called "forbidden law" in the darkness of this world. Once a condition is triggered, reality will inevitably implement the result. You cannot respond to someone calling your name behind your back. Don't let all living people forget your name. You cannot record the same lie in the file three times in a row. You cannot know in advance what your choice will be in three minutes. Mo Minchi could see the traces of contradictions after the enforcement of the prohibition. But every time he exploits a loophole, he loses a piece of his own memory. Later he discovered that he was not a victim of the prohibition. He was written into a non-existent file thirty years ago. File number: 0100. Name: Mo Minchi. Status: Not yet born, already equipped with selection response.