Duan Ke, the anchor of 18th Line Quest, has less than 300 fans. In order to pay for rent, he specializes in taking orders for "supernatural anti-counterfeiting": Is the pendant tower of an unfinished building "haunted"? He said "Wu Gang, the express delivery from your hometown has arrived" and made the banished immortal stop sawing the tree! Popular female anchor has a "5G antenna" growing out of her nostril? He showed off ultra-fine ceramic powder and popularized science about gods in 30 seconds! But the audience does not know that behind every scientific explanation is a life-and-death struggle with reality; from ghost markets to banishing immortals to flying head cleaning, from splicing fish to roly-poly tombs, urban ghost stories have been revived one after another. The annotation of "Youyang Zazu" left by my grandfather reads on the first page: "When the book ends, people will make up for it; when the book ends, you will fix it."
After becoming popular overnight, Duan Ke suddenly discovered that the barrage in the live broadcast room had already included non-human viewers.
Should he keep broadcasting, or should he turn off the camera and guard the cracks?
When the world becomes a book that is read through, he is the final proofreader.
