Executor: Under the Rules

Pingyuan Continent has been scattered with numerous "forbidden zones" since ancient times - areas covered by abnormal rules. The gray area is safe, the red area is dangerous, and the black area is death. People who can directly see the text of the rules are called perceivers. They have no organization and no inheritance. They are scattered in the corners of various villages and towns. Most of them only guard one or two gray areas throughout their lives, and are regarded as temple blessings or madmen by the locals. Shen Ye is eighteen years old and belongs to the young owner of an inn in Qinghe Town. After his mother died, he began to see a line of gray-white characters in the well water. Two years later, the restricted area of ​​Laojun Temple outside the town began to turn red. The rules spread from the foot of the mountain to the town, and people who entered the mountain disappeared one by one. He met the first of his kind in the stone room at the foot of the mountain - Lao Chen, a wandering salesman. Lao Chen told him: Hundreds of years ago, order enforcers who could write rules laid layer upon layer of seals outside restricted areas in various places. Now the seals are breaking down layer by layer, and the restricted area is awakening. The black thread on his hand grows a little longer every time he touches the rules. The longer the thread, the better he can read the rules - but the thread is also eating him. A memory, a taste, and the perception of others are no longer the same after passing a hurdle. Shen Ye pushed open the black door in the back hall that had been sealed for hundreds of years. Behind the door is a larger world - restricted areas in various places are awakening at the same time, and scattered perceivers are involved in the same storm. Some people say that the origin of the forbidden area is the ancient broken "order". The fragments are embedded deep in the earth, and they have been waiting for someone who can put them back together for hundreds of years. Shen Ye didn't know if that person was him. He only knew that he had been reading the words in the well for two years, and the thread on his hand was still growing. He had to reach the end of the road before the line came to an end.