They Fight Against the Times

On her first day on the job, content editor Song Xinyu was accidentally involved in the mysterious disappearance of her colleague Lin Wan. An old USB flash drive embedded with blue lines dragged her into a "72-hour death loop" - every time she got close to the truth, she would either die mysteriously or be reset by a strange "fold of time and space". When the cycle becomes the norm, the USB flash drive actually triggers a jump to parallel spaces: in some worlds, Lin Wan has never disappeared, but is deeply involved in the panic of illegal procedures; in some worlds, workplace bullying has escalated into a deadly crime; in some worlds, the company she works for is actually a disguise for the "web" of a cross-space criminal group. In order to break the fate, Song Xinyu gathered allies across time and space: Su Qinghe, a courageous reporter who pursues the truth about cyber violence, Wen Lan, a calm forensic doctor who avenges women, and Xia Zhiyu, a genius programmer who masters program loopholes, formed a women's reasoning team to piece together clues in multiple time and space. They not only have to crack the time and space rules of "causal anchor" and fight against the shady capital that uses Internet public opinion to create unjust cases, but they also have to face the most terrifying enemy - the "mirror Song Xinyu" who tries to devour themselves, and the secret of the "code of conscience" hidden behind Lin Wan. The infinite loop of death countdown, the mirror trap in parallel space, and the four ultimate reversals that subvert cognition are intertwined into a web of justice that spans dimensions. Song Xinyu uses tenacity and wisdom as the needle and female mutual aid as the thread to counterattack and break the situation in repeated desperate situations, making the evil in every time and space invisible. When fate is rewritten, they prove that no matter how dark the time and space is, it will eventually be illuminated by justice and kindness.