In the urban jungle made of steel and concrete, neon is the flowing paint that creates strange wrinkles in everyday life. Under the skin of ordinary white-collar workers, there are "heterogeneous" genes that have been forgotten by the world. When the clock strikes midnight, the boundary between day and night is shattered, and the familiar streets will open a gap leading to an alien world. He bumped into a clockmaker walking backward in a subway tunnel, found headphones that could hear desires on the rooftop of an office building, and found a frozen starry sky in a convenience store freezer. The collision of heterogeneity and normality, the interweaving of reality and absurdity, forced him to break free from the shackles of mediocrity. On the way to pursue the truth, he must not only fight against the "rifts" that swallow up daily life, but also beware of hunters pretending to be the same kind. He must also face the secrets hidden in his own genes that can rewrite the rules of the city. When all abnormalities become routine, and when the light in the folds pierces the neon, he will eventually understand that the so-called normal is just a gentle lie carefully woven by the world.
