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Welcome to the new world of data corruption! Here, the laws of physics are a "friendly reminder" for reference only. What falls from the sky is no longer pie, but rain of code that can turn you into an abstract painting.
In this wonderful ruins, you will enjoy the wonderful performance of a pair of immortals (men and women):
Shen Xuanheng, a saint who insists that "saving people is a hobby, saving you is selfish", her special ability is that she can "suffer the same difficulties" with you;
Lu Zhaowang is a bad guy who firmly believes that "loving the world is worse than tearing it down." His specialty is to rub all logic, including your IQ, on the ground.
When the saint decided to sacrifice her life for the whole world, this bad person tore up her sacrifice script in front of all mankind and sincerely suggested: "Is this a broken world worthy of it?"
Their love is a black humor consisting of explosions, mutual ridicule, life-saving and "remember to make an appointment next time we work together". And their death is the most romantic bug sent to the entire universe.
This is not only their story, but also an epic group portrait of sixteen "BUGs" with different personalities, complaining, saving, and falling in love in the apocalypse.
Excuse me, are you ready to receive this "Guide to Love in the Doomsday" written in the ruins?
Intention: When the world needs to be saved by sacrificing a "good man", perhaps what we should ask more is: Why is this world? This work uses humor as its armor and affection as its blade to explore the legitimacy and weight of individual "selfishness" under the grand doomsday narrative. It attempts to prove that real salvation does not come from indiscriminate sacrifice, but from the protection of specific people; the so-called justice should also be broad-minded enough to accommodate a selfishness called "preference."
