After Clearing the Ghost Story Hall, I Got a Glimpse of All Time and Space

At midnight, the bronze bell of the old archives struck twelve times, and a dark "Twelve O'clock Museum Rule Book" appeared out of thin air in front of Wen Zhixu. Fatal taboos are written in black and white on white paper: Do not look in the bronze mirror when you are young, do not take paper boats across the river when you are ugly, do not respond to the name of the City God Temple when you are Yin... If you violate one of these, you will immediately fall into an endless cycle of death. She was forced to step into the Chinese ghost story copy corresponding to the twelve o'clock hours, and was bound to the [Rule Analysis Eye] to see through all the text traps and false taboos. The woman in red who committed suicide repeatedly in the haunted house, the water ghost who crossed the river to ask for a substitute, and the clay sculpture judge who tampered with his memory in the City God's Temple. Behind each copy, there is the truth about the disappearance that spans time and space. Everyone in the world is obeying the rules and waiting to die. Only Wen Zhixu dismantles the rules, creates loopholes, and reversely contains the monsters. As the levels of customs clearance deepened, she was shocked to realize that the entire Twelve O'clock Pavilion was a cage woven by herself who disappeared ten years ago. "All strange stories are obsessions, and all cycles are just to find the lost truth."