In Lingang, monsters are not simply disasters, they will be "accounted for", and fear and death will be converted into "order quotas" to maintain the operation of the city. The Secretary and Hengsheng Bureau is responsible for loss control and delay, the black market sells tomorrow's lights, and public opinion shapes gods and enemies, but the hands that actually write down the accounts are hidden higher up. Delivery boy Gu Zhao suddenly breaks into this system. He can override the disaster clause with one punch and nullify the monster on the spot - he is so invincible that it is like a loophole outside the rules. But the price of the loopholes is: disasters cannot be accounted for, city quotas fall, hospital power outages, drug shortage riots, and file names are wiped out one after another. Some people want to recruit him, some want to archive him, and some want to sell him as a "better solution." When a city is lit by fear, Gu Zhao can only raise his fist in the darkness and smash the account that writes people into numbers.
