He controls the order of the city at night and is the default "night watchman" of the underground world. She runs the last independent bookstore in the city, stubbornly guarding a warm lamp after closing time.
Until that night, when he collapsed in the back alley of her bookstore with a gunshot wound. To seal her silence, he forcibly bought the right to use the bookstore at night and became her "limited midnight customer."
She didn't know that this dangerous man who always read quietly and occasionally helped her fix the heater was using his own way to resist the undercurrent that was about to engulf the entire city.
And he didn't know that the seemingly chaotic arrangement on her bookshelf was the code about the origin of the city that he had lost for many years and had failed to trace.
When the top order to thoroughly investigate the source of "pollution" arrived, his gun was finally aimed at the "pure land" she protected under the bookstore that should not exist in the world.
Reader comments
The author shows amazing rhythm control. Each chapter is responsible for answering the suspense of the previous chapter and laying new clues at the same time, perfectly attracting readers to read the next chapter. It's great, it's wonderful @writes tender stories in the world
This is a top-notch work with stunning settings and profound core. "Memory Guardian" replaces traditional business wars, and "Information Overload" reshapes the core of the hegemony, the originality of the worldview and character relationships.
It perfectly combines the hard-core suspense of male channels and the ultimate emotion of female channels. It can not only pursue the science fiction mystery of "urban data pollution", but also be immersed in the redemptive romance of "Midnight Bookstore". It is a model of sapiosexual group drama that is scarce in the market.
The author shows amazing rhythm control. Each chapter is responsible for answering the suspense of the previous chapter and laying new clues at the same time, perfectly attracting readers to read the next chapter. It's great, it's wonderful @writes tender stories in the world
This is a top-notch work with stunning settings and profound core. "Memory Guardian" replaces traditional business wars, and "Information Overload" reshapes the core of the hegemony, the originality of the worldview and character relationships. It perfectly combines the hard-core suspense of male channels and the ultimate emotion of female channels. It can not only pursue the science fiction mystery of "urban data pollution", but also be immersed in the redemptive romance of "Midnight Bookstore". It is a model of sapiosexual group drama that is scarce in the market.