Zero Game

Grief has a way of unraveling even the strongest threads, and for Hanna Yoo, the loss of her parents sent her existence into a freefall of despair. Just as the pieces of her life seemed beyond reassembly, a cryptic email arrives, offering an unthinkable proposition: enter the Zero Game, a lethal competition where every misstep carries the final penalty of death, yet the ultimate victor claims a prize beyond measure—the power to rewind their entire life and rewrite it from the beginning, free from the shadows of tragedy. It is a temptation too potent to resist, and Hanna steps across the threshold into a realm where survival is never guaranteed. But the arena of Zero Game is a labyrinth of shifting alliances and hidden daggers. Danger lurks around every corner, and Hanna quickly learns that allies are as scarce as mercy. Paranoia becomes her constant companion as she grapples with a chilling question: who among the players can be trusted with her life? More disturbingly, threads of the game's design seem to weave back to her own deceased father, entangling his legacy in a mystery she never anticipated. To the seasoned competitors, she may appear as nothing more than a naive newcomer, an easy target to be discarded. Yet appearances are the deadliest deception in this world; underestimating Hanna Yoo is not merely a mistake—it is a gamble with their own survival, and she is determined to prove that her will to live eclipses their every expectation.