This story is too dark, just feel free to write it. Serious spoilers! ! ! ! !
The story mainly calls for an unknown female protagonist to wake up in a house with a cut wrist and sleeping pills sprinkled on the side. A strange sign appeared on the TV. The heroine seemed to have lost her memory and did not know who she was or where she was. The heroine saw that what she saw might be a photo of a male ticket, and there was a photo of a little girl next to it. And all kinds of memories in my mind.
When the hostess walked out of the house, there was no one around, but someone in other houses could be seen photographing her with a mobile phone. This is a masked man getting out of the car and pulling out a gun to shoot her. So she started to run away, and there were many passers-by around with their mobile phones taking pictures of the heroine, but no one offered a helping hand.
I won't go into details below, but the heroine was rescued by a robbery woman, and two masked men were killed in the process of running again. They continued to run and were rescued by an uncle who drove a truck, and then they decided to go without a signal source. Because some people are now controlled by a kind of signal, and those who are not controlled play the game of killing.
The uncle who came to the forest attacked the heroine and wanted to kill her, but was rescued by the robbery girl. Then continue to run, came to the white bear and decided to turn off the signal source.
In the end, I found that it was a game, and everyone in it was playing a game. The heroine is a murderer who kills the little girl in her head with her boyfriend. So White Bear Justice Park let the heroine suffer mental pain and let her know the pain of the little girl. The heroine lost her memory again and again, and suffered humiliation and the pain of murder again and again in this game. That's about it.
The story is dark, and there is a price to pay for murder. But isn't White Bear Justice Park's approach as cruel as a murderer? Some people are accustomed to seeing other people's pain to satisfy themselves, and some people even find it very pleasant. Sin is playing out and we are indifferent, even cheering. What is justice?
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