Disorder in the Foggy City

The last train that shouldn't have arrived sent Lu Chenzhou and other thirteen passengers into a city with no exit. There is heavy fog here all year round, the streets are open for business as usual, and the residents are calm, but there is no real "door". The door was removed. Not just doors on buildings, but rooms, boundaries, options, escape hatches, and all the people locked behind them. Every once in a while, Fog City deletes a concept. Deleted things will not disappear immediately, but will be reinterpreted by the city as "never existed". Walls are not doors, closure is not imprisonment, forgetting is not deletion, death is not a point of doubt, and responsibility can also be written into correct procedures. If you want to survive, you must find evidence of its existence before the concept is completely reconstructed. Personal evidence, causal evidence, physical evidence, and liability evidence. Four pieces of evidence are indispensable. Lu Chenzhou originally thought that he was just a survivor who accidentally entered the foggy city, but during the investigation, he discovered that he had already appeared in the death report; the thirteenth ticket had his name written on it, like a late summons; and the person who really should have gotten on the bus never got on the bus. When everyone was looking for the exit, Wu Cheng asked the first question: Who closed the last door? In order to leave, they must prove— The door can be closed but cannot be used to remove the person behind the door. And when the first door finally returns, a new disorder begins. This time, it was the name that was removed. If the name no longer belongs to me, then every call may become a new prison.