The Collapse of Silence

Some pressure is not to make you grow, but to restore you. The workplace is a chronic suffocation, family is a sweet debt, and loved ones are a sharp knife that hurts the heart. Zhang Chi, thirty-nine years old, the three are superimposed. He once believed that he was a high-performance machine, until the alarm sounded and the system began to ignore instructions. Starting from the most delicate components, a "silent collapse" quietly started. This is not a story about redemption, it is a sober testimony about how modern man is crushed by his own weight.