A former military intelligence analyst was involved in a mysterious program called the "Moral Liquidation System" due to an accident. The system forces him to complete a series of seemingly just tasks but full of moral paradoxes - such as sacrificing one person to save hundreds of people, revealing the truth but destroying the lives of innocent people. Every time he completes a task, he gains "moral points" that can be exchanged for intelligence, resources, and even precognitive abilities, but at the cost of constant inner collapse. What's even more troublesome is that his main opponent is Lin Xiao, a financial upstart who is gentle on the surface but is actually an extreme mama's boy. Lin Xiao puts his mother's will first in all his decisions, but in the eyes of the public he is a model of filial son. His behavioral logic sharply conflicts with Mu An's strategic rationality. As the mission deepens, Mu An gradually discovers that there is a huge organization that controls social ethics hidden behind the system, and he himself may have been one of the experimental subjects...
