Player

Who says there is only one way to live life? When marriage becomes a carefully calculated game, are we players or pawns? Lin Wei's wedding is worth tens of millions and is a perfect merger of two business empires. She thought she was the chess player, until an anonymous text message exposed her husband's secret plan - it turned out that her "standard answer" was already filled with codes of betrayal. Su Nian, a single queen who buys a house in the imperial capital, believes in data first. Her smart home was her fortress, until the man who matched her in chess used "peer communication" to accurately smash the high wall she built with reason. Chen Mai and Sun Zhe turned "partnership to raise children" into a watertight fifty-page contract. They thought that using algorithms could shield them from emotional troubles, until the child's first hug caused Chen Mai's heart rate data to alarm frantically, and the system coldly prompted: "Warning, unparsable emotional variables detected." Three parallel lines, three "free choices" defined by society. When their perfect plans have bugs one after another, an unexpected alliance quietly begins. However, the truth they are about to discover is far more shocking than love betrayal. Behind all the choices, matches and "coincidences", there is a huge and cold shadow shaking. They thought they were defining marriage and freedom, but they didn't know that from the beginning, they were living in a systematic experimental field called "happiness". We signed a partnership to fight against the world - even if the world itself was a scam.