Chen Guan is thirty-two years old, unemployed and in debt, and makes a living by doing offline collection work for online loan platforms.
After an elevator malfunctions, he can see the "life balance" above other people's heads. When the balance reaches zero, that person suffers death, bankruptcy, disappearance, or a lifetime of irreparable losses.
At first, he thought this was his chance to turn around. Save the delivery man, the convenience store clerk, and the passengers who are crowded at the subway entrance. Every time you save money, favors and a little dignity.
Until he discovered that every time he rewrote it to zero, his balance would be deducted.
To make matters worse, many zeroers pointed to the same company: Qingzha Technology. It uses loans, subway diversion, hospital queuing, distribution rescheduling and risk warnings to push ordinary people step by step to the "reasonable" zero point.
Chen Guan can stop, clear his debts, clear his name, and live on. You can also exchange the final balance for ten minutes for the whole city to see the ledger.
