Instead, Yin Zhu wanted to mock her inevitable and hopeless death.
This mentality is probably similar to the villains in movies and TV dramas who always say something harsh before they die—it's about saving face, not about making a living.
The only time Yin Zhu came closest to "death" was during her school days when she was giving a speech on stage. In her nervousness, she suddenly forgot her prepared remarks. In that instant, everyone's eyes were on Yin Zhu.
Society is death, too.
Don't be fooled by the many figures around us; they're just one eerie creature, the Mirror Ghost. Could it be any scarier than the Society Death?
Eventually, all the figures turned into black shadows, their colors gradually fading until they became normal funhouse mirror reflections.
Just then, Yin Zhu heard Jing Gui's voice: "Did you miss me?"
"A little, I just didn't expect it would take you so long to contact me." For the rest of the journey, Yin Zhu didn't pay much attention, focusing all her attention on the Mirror Ghost, and only glanced at the other mirrors casually.
“If you had been a different ghost, I probably would never have been able to contact you again in my lifetime.”
Jing Gui snorted coldly and said proudly, "You're lucky, little girl, to have chosen the most powerful one, this mirror. If you had chosen someone else, even if you managed to get out of here, you would definitely have died somewhere else."
"So amazing? You've gotten stronger?" Yin Zhu exclaimed exaggeratedly.
"It's a bit better than before, but it's still far from being able to directly confront the supervisor. Here, it's a deadly trap caused entirely by the rules." Jing Gui was in a great mood, and with Yin Zhuyi's praise, he began to explain with a beaming smile: "The amusement park during the day is a huge illusion, where visitors are caught between reality and illusion, while the amusement park at night is the true face of this place."
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