
Falling into the Abyss Novel
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Enter the Forbidden City, a dystopian prison where humanity's outcasts are cast aside. Ethan, once a secretary for the Earth Union's Energy Bureau, now finds himself stripped of his moral standing and imprisoned in this desolate realm. The Forbidden City is a place where every inhabitant is deemed trash, forced to undertake perilous missions not for glory, but for survival and the slim hope of earning back their moral value points. Attain 100 points, and freedom—a chance to restart life as a human—beckons. But the grim legend whispers that no one who enters the Forbidden City ever leaves alive…
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Falling into the Abyss novel is written by 莲兮莲兮.
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Within the dystopian confines of the Forbidden City, humanity's discarded outcasts are relegated to a grim existence. Ethan, formerly a secretary for the Earth Union's Energy Bureau, now finds his moral standing shattered and himself imprisoned in this desolate prison. Here, every inhabitant is considered worthless, compelled to undertake perilous missions not for honor, but solely for survival. Their only glimmer of hope lies in accumulating moral value points, with one hundred points promising