In 2048, Lin Xiangyang's peaceful campus life at Ivy League College was completely broken by a terrifying announcement - "Congratulations on starting the human screening process. Current survival rate: 3.7%"!
As a high school student Lin Xiangyang who is forced to bind the "One Good Deed a Day System", his kind actions are gradually turning into a disaster. The electronic pen that I repaired for my deskmate actually generated a cheat code in the exam room; the medicine box that I carried for the school nurse was automatically mixed with memory eraser; even the rescued rooftop girl Su Yuqing triggered a city-wide data storm every time her body temperature dropped by 1℃.
What's even more terrifying is that the quantum mail left by his father twenty years ago revealed the shocking truth: "The system's true number, STN-V217, is the parasitic nanorobot in your spinal cord." As the value of goodwill breaks through the critical point, Lin Xiangyang must maintain his moral bottom line during drone bombings. He uses liquid nitrogen fire extinguishers to freeze the quantum ghost. He makes a difficult choice between saving his crush and preventing the city's AI from running amok.
And all tasks ultimately point to that hellish multiple-choice question: "Let the system devour 99% of humanity in exchange for the continuation of civilization, or bet on the structure of time and space for 1% of hope?"
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
