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Zhou Yue and her boyfriend Shi Li Song came to the villa for a holiday at the beach. However, the behavior of the female landlord is extremely weird. The room where the room is staying is full of strange decorations, which makes her fall into the trap. Inexplicable fear. Soon, strange things happened one after another. Zhou Yue discovered the hidden secret space in the villa and was forced to fall into an infinite loop. As the vague memory becomes clearer, the unresolved demons will drive her to make new choices.
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Zhou Yue and her boyfriend Shi Li Song came to the villa for a holiday at the beach. However, the behavior of the female landlord is extremely weird. The room where the room is staying is full of strange decorations, which makes her fall into the trap. Inexplicable fear. Soon, strange things happened one after another. Zhou Yue discovered the hidden secret space in the villa and was forced to fall into an infinite loop. As the vague memory becomes clearer, the unresolved demons will drive her to make new choices.
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