Readers, Please Proceed with Caution

You find an old book with no name in the corner of a used bookstore. It has a pure black cover, gilded characters, and a line of handwritten words on the title page - "I live in the gap between pages you turn." When you turn the first page, you just think it is a scary story about "the people trapped in the book". Writer Zhou Chen wrote distress signals in the seams of the book. He claimed that the characters he created came back to bite him and imprisoned him between the pages. He implores you to keep reading, implores you to turn to page 324 and write the ending for him. But when you get to page 108, an eye opens beneath the page. It sees you. After that, you started hearing the sound of books being turned behind you. You tell yourself it's just a hallucination, a jittery mess from late-night reading. But the voices were getting closer. The existence that has been trapped in the book for fifty years is awakening in your story - and you are becoming the next page.