He is the “eye,” seeing through every rule and weakness. He is the “heart,” bearing every pain and every hope.
Song Mu awakens in the apocalypse and becomes an observer of civilization’s rise and fall. He can analyze the paths of zombie evolution, predict the odds of humanity’s survival, and judge every threat with the precision of a “single-strike kill.” But he has lost the ability to feel warmth.
Lin Mu crawls through betrayal. At death’s door, he awakens the most painful ability of all: [Pain Empathy]. He can touch every wound and bear every despair. He is a mirror, reflecting the world’s most honest ugliness and its faintest glimmers of light.
When the rational eye that observes everything meets the wounded heart that empathizes with all things;
when the keeper of graves, who seeks to define what “civilization should be,” meets the survivor who proves how “people should live”, their meeting is not the beginning of salvation, but the cruelest redefinition of the word “humanity.”
This is an experiment conducted amid the ruins of civilization:
If the deepest wounds are given power, will they burn the world, or become the first ray of light in the ashes?
