Shen Xingchi, a young reporter from Jiangcheng Evening News, spent 9.9 Yuan to take a photo of "Today's Diary" in Xianyu just to choose a topic. When I woke up the next day, I found that the recorder had been lost in my notebook ahead of time, the takeaway was delivered incorrectly, and the elevator was on strike. Everything came true. She wanted to throw it, but the paper ball rolled back to her feet; she wanted to burn it, but the lighter failed. He was treated as a lunatic when he called the police. It wasn't until the policeman opened his diary that it was written, "The policeman doesn't believe it." Only then did she realize: she had become a "serialized character," and every stroke was recorded live. The express delivery order pointed to a printing factory that was deregistered ten years ago, and the dark web forum "PlotMarket" publicly auctioned her "next page". In order to get back the pen, she and detective Lu Weizhen went into the "Human Brain Ink" workshop on the seventh floor underground and found that all the missing people were "ink". Train D1832 carries the "story" towards infinity, with an empty destination. To survive, she had to write the ending before arriving at the station - but someone had already signed the author column. A cat-and-mouse game of "who writes who" quickly spiraled out of control.
Purpose: Avoid lengthy preaching and allow readers to understand the theme on their own during the process of solving the puzzle1.