After repeating the disaster, human beings use "originality" to manage marriage, education, medical care and identity: once the causal chains of two lives are too similar, the later ones will be recognized as duplicates by reality and deleted. Shen Yan, a low-level weight-reducing master, accidentally received his own 72-hour death warning and found that he was copying the life of an unborn person. In order to survive, he investigated repeated death cases, broke into the prototype black market, and formed an alliance with Zhou Jianwei, a strict police inspector, Ruan Chu, a radical re-enactor, He, a Wuyuan girl, and Su Di, whose identity is a mystery. As the city's shadow approaches, Shen Yan must admit that the real difference is not a change of clothes or a sentence, but someone's willingness to pay the price for informed choices. The work uses suspenseful reasoning to advance institutional conflicts and asks: when uniqueness becomes a privilege, whether repetitive people are still qualified to live their own lives.
Overwriting check, urban fantasy, brain-burning suspense