Chen Mo survives in a VR doomsday game with wit, but when he travels to another world, he is still a psychopath.
In this world, viruses are raging and pollution is serious. Lower creatures have evolved into humans, but humans at the top of the food chain are transforming into monsters.
Chen Mo thought he was a poor patient with amnesia, but he was gradually reminded that he was the only person in the past century who carried the 'Judge' gene, and was sent by 'God' to judge mankind.
In order to escape from the mental hospital, Chen Mo had to work hard to make money to treat depression and joined the field department of the company "Never Draw a Pie".
This company offers a lot of money, good benefits, and the boss is away all year round. It is an ideal working haven.
It's just that the tasks of the field department are more and more outrageous.
A mimic octopus with nine brains and three hearts wanders around with his children.
When you arrive at the plastic surgery hospital, you can also see inverted figures and masked girls.
The meat sold by the dog butcher tastes wrong, and the leather coat made by the cat tailor feels weird to the touch.
Even the books written by the most popular author at the moment are getting more and more wrong, and his brain seems to be eaten by worms.
Chen Mo, the judge, became mankind's new hope, but she just didn't follow the routine.
Who said that people must be biased towards human beings? Chen Mo angrily said: I will judge anyone who is wrong. Don't try to kidnap me with morality. I am mentally ill! At worst, the earth will be destroyed!
Slowly, Chen Mo discovered that the people in this company seemed to be hiding some secrets. Are the drugs developed by the scientific research department helping humans or accelerating mutation? What is the true identity of the mysterious boss?
Let's see how a mentally ill patient goes against the grain and changes the world.
Reminder: The entire text is fictitious, and the worldview represents only one person.
The heroine is super strong, looks harmless to humans and animals, but is actually ruthless.
Emotional lines follow fate.
Intention: The body can be sick, but the mind cannot be sick.