Echoes of the Abyss: His Left Eye Can See

Night shift driver Lin Mo pulled over a passenger who didn't exist. From then on, his left eye could see things he shouldn't. Introduction text: At two o'clock in the morning, Lin Mo's taxi got a third passenger. The first one is a drunken white-collar worker, complaining about his mortgage and his wife. The second one was a girl who had just broken up and cried for ten minutes. The third person stood under the street lamp, wearing a long trench coat that was inappropriate for the season, with the brim of his hat pulled down low. "Go to Liuhe Pier." Said the passenger. The pier was demolished five years ago. Lin Mo stepped on the brakes. The back seat was empty except for a soaked old ferry ticket. The date is August 15, 1927 - the day of the city's first mass "drowning incident". From that night on, his left eye began to change. He could see two shadows of passers-by, he could see some buildings "breathing", and he could see a half-open door under the water of Liuhe River. Someone was looking at him from the door. Taxis that sank to the bottom of the sea began to appear in my daughter's picture album. The "Dad" in the painting has red eyes. A mysterious organization calling itself the "City Management Office" came to his door and told him that the city was built on something "old." The barrier between the spiritual world and reality is thinning. There are seven grooves in the stone slab under the Liuhe River, six of which have been filled. The seventh one is almost there. And his left eye is the only way to see the truth. The price is - every time he uses it, it will make him farther away from human beings. Lin Mo only wants to know one thing: How to protect my daughter from being dragged into that sea. But the spirit world would not give him the answer. The spirit world will only ask: How much are you willing to pay?