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If life has been written long ago, would you be willing to just be someone else's backdrop? Song Mian didn't want to. In her dream, she saw the labels of people all over the city: NPCs for delivery people, NPCs for dropping out of school, NPCs for controlling mothers, and NPCs for scapegoating colleagues. They would have all become victims in someone else's main plot. And she is the only temporary screenwriter who can modify the nodes. She saved the delivery boy, prevented the teenager from dropping out of school, and made up for the missed life of the silent person. But every time she changes her life, her own existence will be erased a little by reality. Until one day, everyone forgot about her. Only those who have been saved by her still remember a vague voice: "You shouldn't have had this ending."

: If the history is not damaged, but deleted After the big break, the world was shattered into countless ruins. The survivors rely on fragments from archaeological ruins to keep alive the remnants of civilization. Lin Mo is the most humble puzzle maker in Anchor City, responsible for piecing together disconnected pieces into history. But he has a habit that makes everyone uncomfortable - he always finds the same erased blank outline on fragments of different ages and materials. Others said it was naturally damaged, but he wanted to ask: Why must it be damaged instead of deleted? As he traced the blanks all the way, wrong star maps, homologous slates, mirror knocks, and two sets of contradictory complete truths began to push him towards a more terrifying conclusion: The so-called lack of history is not the consequence of disaster, but a means of preserving civilization. The so-called Great Break is not destruction, but civilization locking itself into an eternal causal loop in order to survive. And the most terrible thing is - his figure cannot be reflected in the mirror.