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Conspiracy Field: Fog Shadow is a visual novel set at Bailuyuan High School, a secluded school in the mountains. The area is shrouded in fog year-round. According to local stories, anyone who enters the fog at night has their soul vanish from the world and enters a state “neither living nor dead.” The story runs about 8 hours and contains 350,000 Chinese characters.

The murder at Bailuyuan

The school appears ordinary until a student is killed on a foggy night. The school and police blame the “Lord of the Fog Realm,” but the students have their own strange ideas about what happened. You play a high school student who transfers to Bailuyuan midway through the year and pieces together the truth. The investigation also raises questions about human nature and the value of people.

The students and staff

The student council president is just, quick to act and determined to find the Lord of the Fog Realm with limited resources. Her position may also make her a target. She usually watches events unfold from the sidelines, but Zhang Boyan’s actions force her to make a difficult decision and use her sharp mind to confront the Lord.

Ran Xueyi works in the cafeteria because her family is struggling, though no one seems willing to eat the food she sells. She is introverted and lacks a sense of security. Another girl is frank and kind, and often reads beside a flower bed; few people know why she sits there, despite the attention she draws from boys. A cautious, focused student handles student council work meticulously, though her difficulty communicating makes her hard to understand. She is also the council’s strongest member.

Someone who should not be alive appears in the “Fog Realm.” The story asks what this means. Zhao Shuyu is an honest, easygoing and dependable member of the student council who helps with physical tasks, but his timid nature makes emergencies difficult for him to handle. Zhou Fangjin is one of the few teachers able to face the Lord of the Fog Realm directly. He is respected by students, though his frequent references to the murder in class make them feel less safe.