Empty City Strategy
by Hu Yanyun
About This Novel
Pingzhou City's overall urban relocation work has officially come to an end, and the Municipal Children's Hospital will also move to the new campus, leaving only one emergency department in the huge old city. On New Year's Eve, the inauguration ceremony of Pingzhou City's new district was about to be held. At this moment, bad news suddenly came: a bus carrying the emergency department of the city's children's hospital crashed into a bridge and fell into a glacier, killing all the people on board. In desperation, Zhou Yun, the department director who had just been dismissed, took over the task and led the few remaining staff to stick to their posts and deal with the large influx of children and parents during the peak emergency period. Just when Zhou Yun and others were extremely busy, a series of attacks against children occurred one after another. The victims were sent to the emergency department one after another, and the hospital area became more and more chaotic. However, no one knew the true face and true purpose of the murderer. At this point, a thrilling offensive and defensive battle began with the enemy outnumbered, life and death unpredictable, ups and downs, and thrilling...
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Official(4)Scraped 11d ago
I thought that sweeping Shuling was the beginning of Hu Yanyun's rebirth, but I didn't expect that it was a shudder of reflection.
Lao Zhang has great love and wisdom, and is at least two dimensions higher than me.
I really like a sentence in this book: They are always winning.
It's a bit thrilling, it's really hard to guess, it's a very suspenseful book, it's very interesting and worth recommending.
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Official(4)Scraped 11d ago
I thought that sweeping Shuling was the beginning of Hu Yanyun's rebirth, but I didn't expect that it was a shudder of reflection.
Lao Zhang has great love and wisdom, and is at least two dimensions higher than me.
I really like a sentence in this book: They are always winning.
It's a bit thrilling, it's really hard to guess, it's a very suspenseful book, it's very interesting and worth recommending.
