On the night of the heavy rain in Linjiang City, municipal maintenance worker Zhou Jiming received a work order in the underground pipe gallery that did not exist in any system: the fault object, the real interface of Linjiang City.
Hidden behind the manhole covers are streets extending upwards, drainage pipes flow out of seawater from another world, and the entire city is swallowed up by a restored tower made of fragments of civilization. The tower requires them to use the "standard plan" to restore the world, but the price is to freeze living people, memories and homes into samples that will never change.
Zhou Jiming only knows one emergency repair rule: temporary support is to allow people to continue living, not to build people into walls. Wearing an orange cat nut that could hear the reverberation of rules, he summoned nurses, electricians, surveyors and ordinary residents to ask the same thing on every work order - who will inspect and accept, and who will bear the cost?
When he finally found his mother and sister who were frozen in the static layer, it was not just a city that had to be repaired, but the "repair" itself.
