Liu Yin is dead. There was a car accident and he lost his breath on the spot. But she woke up again and returned to the rental house where she had nothing three years ago.
What followed was an App that could not be uninstalled - the "Death Prediction System". At midnight every day, it will push a strange death message: name, time, place, method. She must save this man within 24 hours. If you succeed, you will unlock the deceased's memory fragment, if you fail, you will lose a piece of your own memory forever.
The first person to be rescued was a girl who was about to be poisoned in a cafe. The moment Liu Yin rushed to stop the cup of coffee, she realized that she had already been involved in a precisely woven death game - "Web Weaving Technology". A seemingly formal big data company secretly uses massive amounts of personal information to customize "seamless accidents" for each target.
Car accidents, allergies, falling from buildings, cardiac arrest... Every seemingly natural death is a murder accurately calculated by an algorithm. And Liu Yin herself was already on that list.
Nancheng, Haicheng, Linzhou, Jiangzhou, Ancheng, Qingzhou. She traveled through six cities chasing death notices, with only Lu Xin, a network security engineer who had been checking the web for half a year, by her side. Two people, a mobile phone, and a stack of marked lists - to uproot the cobweb before the web's "recovery plan" is completed.
Cumulative revisions: 29. Cumulative amnesia: 0. The new countdown is still on.
Intention: When big data can accurately calculate a person's life, and when death can be packaged as a "natural probability", the only resistance of ordinary people is to not be counted. Saving others is also correcting one's own destiny that has been tampered with.