On his 30th birthday, Lin Mo was optimized by his company, broke up with his girlfriend, and kicked out of his house by his landlord. An invitation from the "Life Editorial Department" popped up on his phone: try it out for free and rewrite your life once.
He wrote "getting his ex-girlfriend back" at the cost of mortgaging his first love's face - she came back, but he couldn't remember the feeling of being loved.
He wrote "promoted to director" at the cost of forgetting the pain of being fired for the first time - he succeeded, but turned a blind eye to the despair of his subordinates.
When he rewrote it for the tenth time, nine thousand "parallel world selves" broke through the window:
The swordsman, the richest man, the idol, the emperor of society... The one with the highest KPI sneered: "Useful CEO? You are just a power bank that renews our subscription."
Now, Lin Mo relies on "bankruptcy and reorganization" to make the richest man bankrupt, the swordsman to break his sword, and the idol to collapse his house, absorbing their darkest moments to supplement the sense of reality.
But when the pollution level is 100%, the nine-fold personality begins to fuse, and his existence is only 0.01% - Passers-by will forget about him at a glance.
Reader, your subscription is his ticket to exist.
His KPI depends on you.
