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suspenseful reincarnation

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This book tells the story of a group of ordinary people who are taken to the "Realm of Reincarnation," where they undergo a cycle of life and death every ten days. In this place, they live, die, and are reborn. To escape, they must survive meticulously designed death games. However, after several ten-day cycles, some of them begin to awaken supernatural abilities.

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An old tungsten filament bulb, suspended by a black wire in the center of the room, flickered with a dim glow. The tranquil atmosphere spread throughout the space like ink diffusing in clear water. In the middle of the room stood a large, weathered round table. At its center was a small, intricately patterned clock, ticking away softly. Around the table sat ten individuals, each dressed in different, somewhat tattered clothes, their faces smudged with dirt. Some were slumped over the table, while others leaned back in their chairs, all deeply asleep. Standing silently beside them was a man in a black suit, wearing a goat-head mask. His eyes, peering through the worn mask, watched the ten people with keen interest. The clock on the table chimed as both the minute and hour hands pointed to twelve. Outside the room, far away, there came the low toll of a bell. At the same moment, the ten men and women seated around the round table began to slowly awaken. Gradually coming to their senses, they first looked around in confusion, then glanced at each other with uncertainty. It seemed none of them remembered why they were there. "Good morning, everyone," the Goat Head spoke first. "I'm delighted to meet you here. You've all been asleep in front of me for twelve hours." The appearance of this man was truly eerie, startling everyone in the dim light. His mask seemed crafted from a real goat's head, much of the hair now yellowed and blackened, matted together. The eye sockets of the goat mask were hollow, revealing his cunning eyes. Between his gestures, not only did he emit the unique musk of a goat, but also a faint, lingering scent of decay. A man with tattooed arms hesitated for a few seconds before finally realizing the absurdity of the situation. With uncertainty, he addressed the Goat Head, "Who... are you?" "I believe you all have this question, so let me introduce myself to the nine of you," Goat Head said cheerfully, waving his hands as if he had long prepared the answer. A young man named Enzo sat farthest from the Goat Head. He quickly assessed the situation in the room, and after a moment, his expression turned grave. Strange, this room is truly bizarre. There are no doors here, just walls on all sides. In other words, the room is completely enclosed, yet there's a table in the center. How did they get here then? Could it be that they were brought here first, and then the walls were built around them? Enzo looked around again. There were intersecting lines on the floor, walls, and ceiling, dividing the room into many large squares. Another thing that caught Enzo's attention was the mention of "nine people" by the Goat Head. No matter how you counted, there were ten people seated around the round table, plus the Goat Head himself, making eleven in total. What did "nine people" mean? He reached into his pocket, unsurprisingly finding his phone had been taken away long ago. "There's no need for introductions," a cold woman interrupted the Goat Head. "I advise you to stop your actions now. I suspect you've been holding us for over twenty-four hours, which constitutes 'unlawful detention.' Every word you say will be recorded and can be used as evidence against you." As she spoke, the woman disdainfully brushed off the dust from her arms, as if she detested being dirtied even more than being imprisoned. Her words brought clarity to everyone. No matter who the Goat Head was, the audacity to kidnap ten people alone had already crossed the line of the law. "Wait a moment..." a middle-aged man in a white coat interrupted everyone's thoughts. He looked slowly at the cold woman and asked, "We all just woke up. How do you know we've been detained for 'twenty-four hours'?" His tone was calm yet forceful, hitting the nail on the head. The cold woman, unperturbed, pointed to the table clock and replied, "The clock here points to twelve, but I have a habit of staying up late. The last time I checked the time at home, it was already twelve, which means we've been detained for at least twelve hours." After she finished, she gestured to the walls around them and continued, "You've probably noticed there are no doors in this room. It means this person put in some effort to get us inside. He said we'd been asleep for twelve hours, and now the clock points to twelve again, indicating it has rotated at least twice. So I suspect 'over twenty-four hours.' Any issues with that?" After hearing this response, the man in the white coat gave the woman a cold glance, his eyes still full of suspicion. After all, in this environment, this woman was too calm. Would a normal person, facing this kind of k********g, speak so calmly? At this moment, a muscular young man in a black T-shirt spoke up, "Goat Head, why are there ten people here, but you said there were nine?" Goat Head remained silent and did not immediately respond. "I don't care how many people are here..." the man with tattooed arms cursed and tried to stand up by leaning on the table, but found his legs too weak to use any strength. So he continued pointing at Goat Head and said, " I advise you to wise up. You may not know how serious the consequences are for provoking me. I will really take your life." This statement made the expressions of the men present become more serious. At that moment, they really needed a leader. If they could all subdue this Goat Head together, the situation would still be under control. But they found that their legs seemed to have been injected with something, completely unable to use any strength. So the man with tattooed arms could only threaten Goat Head verbally, cursing loudly. Enzo remained silent, gently stroking his chin, staring at the clock on the table, lost in thought. Things seemed not as simple as imagined. He knew Goat Head mentioned "nine participants," and if there were ten people here, it could only prove that one of them was not a participant. Who could that be? Sitting in the room were six men and four women. Could one of them be the "kidnapper"? Goat Head stopped speaking and slowly walked to Enzo's side, standing behind a young man. Everyone followed his gaze and realized that the young man in front of them was different from everyone else present. Although his face was also dirty, it was filled with a happy smile. Goat Head raised his palm slowly and placed it on the back of the young man's head. The young man's smile became even more eerie. He looked excitedly at everyone, seeming to have known something for a long time.

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