No Such Address Found

[Urban suspense + reality changes + unit case + group portrait | no system] Building No. 6, Which did not exist yesterday, has been inhabited for thirty-seven years today. At the old city surveying and mapping site, Yuan Heng discovered that an eight-story residence had appeared out of thin air between Building 4 and Building 5. Real estate certificates, household registrations, water and electricity records, and even the memories of surrounding residents all prove that it has always existed. Only the photos Yuan Heng took yesterday can prove it - it was originally just a parking lot. But when he opened the photo again, Building No. 6 Was growing out of the open space, layer by layer. As a result, Yuan Heng was recruited into the write-off department, which specializes in dealing with "non-existent things". On the day of the lockdown, there were 62 residents in the building. On the third day, the access control suddenly prompted: The 63rd resident has returned home. From hospitals that must always keep a bed empty, to cemeteries that invite living people to attend their own funerals; from shopping malls that rewrite customers' lives after midnight, to routes that never exist on the map but are full of passengers...