Lin Wan wakes up in the morgue of the county hospital.
The smell of formalin mixed with blood fills her nostrils. Before her eyes is the cold metal door of a refrigerated drawer. This is where she was hastily discarded in her previous life after being falsely accused of a medical malpractice incident and dying with her name uncleared.
And there are only 72 hours left before the first bone-corroding “acid snow” arrives.
She grips the ancestral jade pendant around her neck. Besides containing a static space where she can store supplies, it awakens an ability that overturns the rules of the apocalypse: the “Memory Wall.” Everything within a hundred meters can be recorded in full and replayed at any time, with every detail clear and impossible to alter.
Evidence has become a resource scarcer than bullets.
In her previous life, she was just an ordinary doctor abandoned by the system, freezing to death in a blizzard of despair. This time, her circumstances are completely different:
· Her father is the deputy secretary of the county discipline inspection commission, a lifelong believer in procedural justice.
· Her older brother is a section chief at the commerce bureau, with control over the county’s supply lifelines.
· Her sister-in-law is her colleague at the hospital, a top obstetrician.
· And she has three underage nieces, whose eyes still hold a trace of innocence.
This is not one person’s revenge. It is a family’s fight for survival.
