"He used the romance of a architect to complete a precise suicide."
When architectural designer Lu Chenzhou fell from the 89th floor, he was holding an ungiven ring in his hand - the inner ring was engraved with the concrete proportion formula, and the outer ring was Jiang Jianwei's birthday number. What he calculated was not the wind speed, but the best angle to embrace the center of the earth; on the drawings he tampered with, the cracks connected to form the Morse code of her name.
Ten years later, Jiang Jianwei dug out the steel bar that was melted into a ring under the kindergarten floor mat. The sensor suddenly displayed an 89Hz vibration, which was exactly the same frequency as the impact of his fall.
"Load exceeded." This was the title of his last email. The main text only has one line of formula: F=ma (force equals mass times acceleration) - just like love, the heavier it is, the faster it falls.
Concept: The most precise calculations often lose to the most out-of-control variables.