On the day Lin Mo was laid off, something called the "Life Correction System" was bound to him.
The system gave him money and opportunities to avoid disaster, and even allowed him to see the possibility of turning around again at the age of twenty-five.
But it never tells the whole story.
"Don't go home tonight."
Lin Mo did as he was told.
The next day, the system reported that the mission was successful - and his sister was admitted to the hospital.
The system didn't lie.
It just never says to whom the danger will fall.
From that day on, Lin Mo began to trace the origin of each reward, the price of each correction, and those people who were quietly squeezed out of their original lives by his luck.
Until he discovered that what this system really wanted to correct was never his life.
