The bus driver died of cardiac arrest due to telecom fraud, causing the bus to fall into the river. Everyone's family is on that bus, and the players trace back to the source and seek revenge from the gold master.

At the end of the story, the hero thought he had lived a master's life, and finally he woke up like a dream and burst into tears. The hero thought he guessed the ending, but he was actually a liar.

Script killing method

Substitute in the role you choose and have a certain understanding of your script. When it's your turn to speak, you should explain the content of your play in your own words, not read it word for word.

Avoid face-to-face introductions and try not to say things that are inconsistent with the role, such as "I don't know", "I didn't write my script" and "That's how my script was written". Learn to listen and speak according to other players' scripts. Finding and questioning the language loopholes of other contestants is an important speech skill of script killing.

In the public clues, you will also see the evidence that other players have searched. Some of these evidences point to the real murderer, others don't point to the truth, and they exist to confuse people. What you have to do is to make a reasoning analysis based on public clues and your own clues, combined with time clues.