Lin Zhou, a social worker who died suddenly in 996 at the Modern Design Institute, accidentally crossed over and became an agent in Linjiang City, a fourth-tier town. Just after he took office, he encountered a vicious incident in which a blind man in the old city was hit by a car because of an unqualified blind road. Public opinion was in an uproar, and he faced the crisis of immediate resignation.
In a desperate situation, the [Blind Friendly City Creation System] is suddenly bound. The novice task requires repairing a 500-meter standard blind road within 24 hours. Failure to do so will result in forcible repatriation. In order to keep his position and change the city's indifference to the disabled, Lin Zhou withstood financial pressure and some officials' "waste of money" doubts and pushed forward the project.
Starting from a blind road, he gradually transformed the city's infrastructure: improving the barrier-free road network, upgrading public service facilities, and building exclusive cultural venues; using the sensory advantages of the blind to develop special industries, solving employment problems, and turning "burden" into "wealth"; amidst controversy and challenges, he built Linjiang into a national benchmark for barrier-free cities, formulated industry standards, and even introduced future technology to explore the ultimate form of equality.
This is an epic that uses the city as the canvas and infrastructure, industry, and change as the pen to write equality and respect. Lin Zhou must not only complete the system's tasks, but also light up a truly barrier-free ideal city for all those who "cannot see" the light in the intertwining of power, interests, and humanity. Dear fellow authors, there are not only ordinary people but also disabled people in novels. I want to see more novels with disabled characters and protagonists. Some people also want to read novels with disabled people. Use your imagination to create different novels.
