When the subway broadcast suddenly announces the non-existent "Happy Home Station", when the neighbor's knock on the door hides life-devouring malice, when adults around the world are forced into the "rules and weird talk scene" - survival becomes the most luxurious proposition.
Lin Wu, an ordinary urban youth, unexpectedly received a text message from the future when he encountered something strange for the first time: "Don't trust the red uniforms, follow the blue uniforms." It was this line of reminder that allowed him to escape from the death trap of "Happy Home". Since then, he has a "plug-in" that no one else has: future text messages that can warn of dangers and prompt loopholes in rules.
But this ability is not omnipotent. Prompts will be incomplete, mistakes will be made, and even unknown costs will have to be paid; the rules of the ghost story scene are contradictory and fatal, "praying before meals" hides cognitive pollution, and "don't look directly at the window" is a lie that induces death; there are also the Red Sect who believe in "embracing pollution", the Galaxy Group that regards walkers as experimental subjects, and the official response with complex stances. All forces compete in the strange world, pushing the difficulty of survival to the extreme.
In order to survive and to explore the secrets behind the text messages, Lin Wu gathered reliable partners: former special police officer Qin Rui built a physical defense line, psychology major Xia Wei warned of mental pollution, and hacker Azhe built an intelligence network. In an abandoned hospital, an ancient town with chaotic time and space, and the ultimate scene of global linkage, the four-person team cracked the rules and traps again and again, using the wisdom of "bugs" to fight against the strange and reveal the truth about the origin of the strange world.
From passive survival to active exploration, from being alone to protecting companions,
