"Liang Fan." I looked toward him, then past him, and said, "You all seem to have come here for no reason, just like us, right?"
"Don't talk about it. The more you say, the more bad luck you invite." Chen Kehan cursed before saying, "I don't know how you got here, but all of us were planning to take a bus home."
"Then the bus overturned on the road. When we woke up, we were already here. At first, we tried to find a way out. Then we ran into that woman in the coffin, and more than half of us died."
"Looks like we entered this place in different ways," I said.
"I haven't run into strangers in a long time either. Why don't we find somewhere to have a few drinks and talk?" Chen Kehan asked.
"Sure," I said.
So our group followed Chen Kehan to the base where they were staying.
Chen Kehan's base was inside a luxurious hotel.
Chen Kehan walked beside me, wearing an enthusiastic expression.
But when we were about to take the elevator, he waved his hand and said, "We'd better take the stairs. The elevator isn't safe."
"Is that really a thing?" Liu Ling'er asked curiously.
"You people really have no idea how you've managed to survive until now. Isn't this basic common sense?" Chen Kehan said, his eyes wide.
"Then tell us. What are those basic rules?" Liu Ling'er asked curiously.
Chen Kehan nodded and said, "I figured out all these rules myself. A lot of people died because we didn't know them."
"First, rule number one: if you encounter someone who needs help, never help them. Otherwise, not only will you fail to do a good deed, you may also lose your life."
"Second, at night, never go outside unless