When Jiang Du fled into Zhaoming Mountain, he couldn't even draw his breath.
Shanmen is undergoing reforms, including examinations, rankings, dormitories, and behavioral records. He thought this was a way to survive, but he slowly discovered that every step he took was being written into a file.
Linchuan City was evacuated, and he became obsessed. After waking up, the Academy of Sciences gave him an assessment: a high-risk monk.
He wanted to appeal. The process requires that his teaching review be evaluated that year. He wanted to prove that he was better. Files show he once lost control under extreme pressure. He wants to forget the past. Each past year has been reorganized into a new risk label.
By all accounts, this is for the sake of fairness.
But the rules of fairness are getting tighter and tighter, and his path is getting narrower and narrower.
Before graduation, an old authorization sent him to the School of Science again.
Jiang Du finally understood one thing:
In this era, the real danger for monks is not losing control.
Others have already decided for you whether you will lose control or not.
Purpose: When "fairness", "security" and "order" become more and more complete systems, are they protecting people, or are they deciding their lives for them?