When the coastline of Beimian City was engulfed by red tide for the 17th time, meteorologist Lin Lan saw unprecedented red turbulence on the typhoon warning screen - a bloody fingerprint of the collapse of the earth's climate system. This coastal city, once known for its prosperous fishing port, is becoming a shooting range for extreme weather: spring snowstorms crushed transmission towers, summer hurricanes swept away half a pier, autumn rainstorms triggered mudslides that cut the old town into pieces, and winter's unusually high temperatures melted sea ice into deadly tsunami precursors.
With the guilt of failing to save her father three years ago, Lin Lan monitored the changes in the sky and ocean day and night, but found that the most dangerous thing was never the natural disaster itself. When engineer Chen Feng knocked on the door of the emergency command center with the breakwater blueprint he designed, neither of them realized that in this war between man and climate, trust is harder to pour than concrete. What they have to fight is not only the super storm that is about to engulf the city, but also the thugs who hoard supplies, the officials who give up resistance, and the fear hidden in everyone's heart.
