When human beings' five senses are closed layer by layer, the world is no longer a world, but a gradually collapsing cage.
Day 847. Taste has long been a thing of the past, and smell has become a vague memory. Today, hearing is breaking and vision is blurring. No one knows, when the last sense - touch - also disappears, what awaits human beings is death, or a "dissipation" that is more terrifying than death.
Lin Shen, a former wilderness survival coach, maintained the last team in this silent and gradually blurring ruins, relying on tapping on the wall and a bone conduction headset. They search for food, avoid predators, and try to remember each other's appearance in absolute isolation and silence.
Su Wan, a former music therapist, has the rare ability of "sensory resonance" - she can use other people's ears and eyes to see for those who cannot see and hear for those who cannot hear. But every time she uses it, she accelerates the degradation of her own perception. Save one person and you will be blind. The price of becoming a bridge between others and the world is to unplug yourself from the world with your own hands.
They discovered that the plague was not a natural disaster. The antidote to heal the world requires the full perception of high resonance people—to be exhausted, burned, and dissipated.
When the boundaries between kindness and exploitation are blurred, when trust can no longer be conveyed through voice and eyes, when survival itself becomes someone's execution.
Will you still choose to open your eyes?
"She said that the world has not closed its eyes. The world has just not learned to see in other ways."
