Shi Rang discovered a website he'd never seen before. It analyzed anomalies scientifically, compiling a vast amount of project files—so interesting, so novel. Yes, it was incredibly realistic, but how could online content be true? In that case, why not write one myself? Maybe I can modify the existing data a bit more? ...Why do netizens say my information perfectly matches what they saw on-site? Why is the website suddenly 404? Someone's knocking on the door, I need to check...

They use rules to reshape logic and use reason to describe things beyond reason.

This is a weird and bizarre game that is also a continuation of the real world.

Until normal becomes abnormal and abnormal becomes normal.

Bai Yanliang, male, 23 years old, unmarried.

The assessment determined that the patient's condition had improved and their mood was stable, thus meeting the discharge criteria.

I was discharged from the hospital today.

Time travel is a risky thing. Some people travel to become wealthy merchants on giant ships, some become powerful prime ministers, some become strategists riding white horses, and some become monsters, opening their eyes to find a hairy-faced, thunder-mouthed monk asking for a master. Then they travel to another world. The second time around is still very dangerous. Ghosts appear in the shadows, monsters roam under the night sky, gods are nowhere to be seen, only strange creatures dwell on the throne. "Ah... how scary."

Within a limited but efficient space, construct a suffocating atmosphere of terror; design a gradually escalating and fast-paced horror event; create an isolated protagonist that readers can empathize with; create a source of terror that defies perception and is full of unknown threats; and leave a sufficiently cold and unsettling aftertaste after the climax.