Three years after the crack of heaven, humans have learned to kill monsters, but no one has dared to ask - who should pay for the losses caused by monsters?
The subway beast was slain, and the whole city cheered.
Zhou Yan, the suspended abnormal loss assessor, walked to the body and posted a red seal:
"Don't celebrate yet, this thing is still transferring its injuries after death."
The next second, the masters involved in the siege collectively vomited blood, and the seventeen night shift workers on the casualty list began to disappear out of thin air.
Zhou Yan can inspect the monster's abilities, assess disaster losses, trace the source of responsibility, and even seal the monster's abilities into a loss order.
But as long as he makes a mistake once, the entire price of being missed will fall on him.
From a subway monster to a city that was removed from the rescue map; from ownerless damage caused by a company to "Insurance Zero" that determines the life and death of all mankind.
When everyone was arguing about who should be sacrificed, Zhou Yan opened the ledger.
"The plan can be discussed."
"First write back the people you have dismissed one by one."
