This work is set in near-future Europe in 2074 AD, a world where justice and prisons are comprehensively managed by artificial intelligence "JusticeNet". When "mistake" is defined as sin, and when algorithms begin to correct human existence, who can remember the truth?
Mission statement: "Errors make human nature, doubt breeds freedom." In a future society that pursues "zero errors," artificial intelligence replaces human judgment and regards "perfection" as the only justice. However, as the system corrects itself, humans gradually lose the power to think and feel. The protagonists go through the process from "being judged by the algorithm" to "learning to defend mistakes", symbolizing human beings regaining the right to be imperfect, contradictory, and even make mistakes. The work is intended to remind: Technology can calculate justice, but it cannot simulate the soul; true civilization does not lie in eliminating mistakes, but in accepting mistakes and growing from them. In short - if perfection is the end point, then mistakes are the reason for humans to continue moving forward.