At the age of twenty-two, Jiang Lin, a night shift clerk at a convenience store, awakens as the only "rule maker" who can make rules. The city is shrouded in seventy-two strange regional rules, and those who violate them will die. He can issue a new rule at midnight every night that only applies to himself.
The night the freezer engulfed the clerk, he tremblingly wrote down the first rule. From being an ant to controlling life and death, he uses rules to suppress the weird. The core of the mother body regarded it as the biggest variable and sent puppets and observers to encircle and suppress it.
Beneath the cynicism lies the rage of an outcast. The convenience store lighter turned over between his fingers, and he sneered: "This breaks the rules, it's time to change it."
