Don't Trust the Sun

Rule number one: Don't trust the sun. On the day the rules came into effect, seven billion people around the world received this news at the same time. Twenty-four hours later, the first rules came into effect—violation resulted in death, no exceptions. The rules iterate every seven days, becoming more and more absurd and contradictory. Someone died from sneezing. Chen Du lived within the rules for three years, and then died because the two rules contradicted each other. If you close your eyes, you will die, if you open your eyes, you will die. He jumped thirty-two floors. He woke up when he fell. Seventy-two hours before the rules come down. He didn't know what the rules were for the next round. He only knew how to tear apart the questions the second the rules were announced. Others find loopholes to avoid. He knocked out all the lights in the building. Then he discovered that it was not a disaster. It's an exam. The question maker only cares about one thing - what you are willing to pay.