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[TRUYỆN AUDIO FULL] 10 Quy Tắc Của Trường Học | Tiểu Bảo Audio | Dán Sticker

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A student narrator receives a chilling text during self-study: multiple students “died last night.” The school responds by issuing lethal “group-chat rules,” including:

  • No leaving the study room during study time
  • No contacting the outside world
  • No opening dorm doors at night
  • Strict timing for when students must return to their dorms

The cruelest twist: someone in the group is forced to complete tasks or face punishment, and “anonymous” messages will appear—meaning breaking the rules could get the player killed.

The First Night: Forced Betrayal + Graphic Punishment

A group-chat message orders Li Zehao to kiss Tang Ying publicly. Li Zehao panics and storms out—then a window crashes onto his head. Everyone’s phones ring simultaneously, confirming he’s dead. What began as a prank becomes undeniable horror.

Later, another death occurs in the study room, involving blood pouring from a student’s orifices, followed by pounding, drum-like “punishment.”

The class monitor, Wang Yuan Yuan, tries to restore order by quoting the rules—especially the prohibition on contacting the outside world. But panic erupts when the rules are proven deadly.

Dorm Terror and “Anonymous Tasks”

When self-study ends, students must scatter into dorms under time limits. The group receives repeated instructions and “messages from the class president,” turning the chat system into a weapon:

  • Someone knocks on a dorm door at night, claiming to be Li Zehao or Xie Jiu
  • An admin-style message forces lingerie-photo humiliation as a “task,” while the lights flicker—suggesting violations trigger consequences
  • A terrifying hint emerges: dead people can lie, and “ghosts” may not only scare—they may manipulate what others believe

Escalation: Suspicion Splits the Class

Days pass in a loop of rotating tasks. The class fractures under paranoia, constantly debating who is “ghosting” whom.

Notably, Wang Peng—initially suspected—is later shown to appear “dead,” then gets pulled into further chaos.

The core twist is finally revealed:

  • Wang Yuan Yuan (class leader) abuses admin power to lock chat and push anonymous announcements
  • Zhao Kai is uncovered as the last ghost using a card-based logic test designed to trigger the dead’s “lie” behavior

Final Trap + Emotional Climax

The narrator’s strategy depends on one rule: while the dead retain “knowledge,” they must lie when given the chance to change outcomes.

By forcing each person to compute hidden digits with randomized card arrangements, the narrator detects the ghost through inconsistent hidden results. Zhao Kai is restrained, and the remaining survivors believe the nightmare is over.

Ending Twist: “Home” Isn’t Home

Days later, it seems the lockdown is lifted. Then a driverless Route 17 bus arrives, slowly rolling forward as if guided by something invisible.

Everyone boards—relieved—until the narrator realizes the final horror:

  • The anonymous source never explicitly said everyone could leave safely
  • The bus functions as part of the “ghost’s conclusion,” not a normal rescue
  • Even after “winning,” someone may still be trapped—and cannot return to life as it was
  • The bus disappears into mist as the narrator cries: they can go forward, but they can never truly go back

The story ends with the nightmare not ending—only changing forms.

Standout Jokes / Notable Reactions

  • The message demanding “Kiss Tang Ying in front of the whole class” sounds like teen drama—until it directly results in death.
  • The dorm humiliation “humor that turns deadly” (sending lingerie photos) becomes especially chilling once the narrator realizes it’s part of the game.
  • Strawberry candy becomes a recurring dark joke: it’s “supposed” to taste like strawberry, but it doesn’t—later reflecting the class leader’s lies and shattering the narrator’s complacency.

Main Personalities (Appearing in the Video)

  • Zhang Nan / Nam — narrator; strategist
  • Wang Yuan Yuan — class monitor; later revealed to abuse admin power and lie
  • Wang Peng — chubby class member; suspected multiple times
  • Li Zehao — killed after the “kiss” setup
  • Tang Ying — target of affection; dorm roommate; key to later suspicion
  • Tao Yue — Tang Ying’s boyfriend; furious protector
  • Xie Jiu / Ta Cửu — second major victim in the early sequence
  • Mi Qing Song / Mi — Li Zehao’s roommate; reacts sarcastically/laughs
  • Xiao Ru / Nan Xiaoru — roommate; emotionally critical ally
  • Xiao Yu — lower bunk roommate; fights sleep, doubts, and fear
  • Chu Ning — sports committee member; confrontational and practical
  • Đường Dĩnh — member who pushes/argues; often implicated through tasks
  • Zhao Kai — final ghost revealed by card logic

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