Lu Chenzhou is an aimless slacker drifting through the city, making a living by running a shabby bookstore and doing odd repair jobs.
No one knows that he was once imprisoned for his supernatural ability, or that he carries a past he would rather keep hidden.
One night, the border marker shifts a hundred meters outward, and the whole world is in an uproar. The police receive a mysterious phone call.
He unexpectedly gains a golden finger: he can rewrite cause and effect in reality through phone calls.
One sentence brings every national treasure in the British Museum back to China.
Another sentence wipes the Sakura Shrine off the map, sending the whole country into turmoil.
While others do their utmost to hide their abilities, he openly uses his to “break the law” for his country.
A legend begins to spread around the world: there’s a phone call that knows how to deal with anyone who refuses to behave.
When an aircraft carrier is quietly sailed back to China, he chuckles. “That’ll cost extra.”
From then on, he stands at the eye of the world’s storm, wielding power no one can see.
The great powers issue wanted notices far and wide, while China’s leaders quietly hand him a bronze key.
He is no hero, but he is the “outsider to the rules” whom his enemies fear most.
In the future, with the land as his witness, he will reshape the world order one phone call at a time.
What did the author want to write about, and what is the title of your book? There is a very boring sense of mystery
The author's imagination is quite big, it's very sci-fi, and the writing is just like reality, it's dreamy