I Rewrite the Script in the City

A deactivated car wash coin drags Qin Zheng and Qin Che into an urban legend of "killing by rules". The reflection in the car wash is wrong, the night shift corridor of the hospital cuts out people's presence, surveillance and files are erased remotely - it's as if the city has already written a script, and whoever deviates will be corrected. The elder brother Qin Zheng regards love as "carrying it for you", joking constantly, but in his heart he is settling accounts: Who do I owe, what should I carry, and I can't stop; the younger brother Qin Che uses deduction to suppress his fear: If I don't do this, worse things will happen - until he discovers that the so-called "correctness" is pushing him to the side of the monster. And the man who was as gentle as a psychologist handed him a multiple-choice question: hand over the key in exchange for the truth about his mother; only by following the script can he survive. When "Page 17" turns back to "Page 1", the world begins to restart. They finally understood: What they have to fight is not the monster, but the person who wrote the monster; what they have to rewrite is not the ending, but each other's right to choose.