In the "post-cloning era", human beings can achieve near-immortality through "consciousness synchronization" technology, and every wealthy individual has multiple clone backups. Death is no longer the end, just a slight break in memory. However, Rock Thor is an outlier in this era - a "single copy" without backup. Due to a childhood accident, his genetic sequence and neural map cannot be copied, making him the only person in the world who will truly "eternal death".
This uniqueness made him the perfect scapegoat. The huge cloning criminal group "Homologous Body" is eyeing him. They are huge in number, share memories, and act in a highly unified manner, weaving a huge conspiracy in the shadows of the city. Whenever a crime needs to be vindicated, a carefully disguised Locke clone appears at the crime scene.
Overnight, Locke went from an ordinary mechanical repairman to a wanted criminal in the city. He must escape in a world where all he sees are "his" faces. He can't trust anyone because anyone could be a member of the Homoid. He must use his only advantage as the "unique" - his unpredictable independent thinking and his desire to survive when he is really facing death, to uncover the truth about the "homogeneous body", prove his innocence, and ultimately prove that even in a world that can be infinitely copied, the only and irreplaceable life still has its undoubted value and power.
