Chen Mo, a social worker struggling in the 996 Welfare Report, accidentally broke into the "non-existent bookstore" in the company's stairwell late one night when he was working overtime until he was suffocated. The bookstore owner told him that every book here is a "life script" of a living person, which can be read at will, and even... Can be modified.
When Chen Mo changed his script from "being scolded by his boss" to "being praised by his boss" with trepidation, and it came true, he thought he had obtained the golden finger that could change his destiny. However, he soon discovered that every modification would produce strange and bizarre "side effects" in an invisible place based on the principle of "equivalent exchange".
To rewrite poverty with one stroke, the price is the alienation of family ties; to rewrite humiliation with one stroke, the price is the distortion of friendship. When he thought he was reaching the peak of his life step by step, he discovered that a man behind the scenes who also had "editing authority" was arbitrarily smearing the fate of others and regarded him as his biggest enemy.
This is a game in which life is the bet. What Chen Mo must learn is not how to modify the past, but how to write his own future after seeing clearly all the connections of fate.
