Detective novel: Game Death 1/4
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Fourteen authors specializing in writing detective novels were "invited" to a secret place, strange situations happened, scary and unexpected events continuously appeared, leaving them unable to explain. Death is always lurking anytime, anywhere, the atmosphere is tense. As the number of survivors becomes less and less, they gradually realize a "rule" and a terrifying secret...
The "Death Game" has begun, who is the mastermind still lurking around them? Him? She? Ultimately what is the purpose? After fourteen days, is anyone still alive and able to escape that evil place? Is there anything more terrifying after that? Could it be a game that never ends?
Remember, from the moment you open the first page, you have fallen into the vortex of this game!
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