Remaining Records of the Era of Disorder

An unnamed white light pulled the city out of its orbit. First there was sweltering heat, power outages, delays and "controllable" news, then the wind changed, the ashes fell, and order was cut like a thin thread. Lin Yan was just an ordinary programmer, but he had to learn new instincts that night: judging wind, filtering water, avoiding crowds, and had to face a more difficult choice - when survival conflicts with civilization, people are still not human. The city was burning behind him, and in front was an even stranger wilderness; as he walked farther and farther, he discovered that the real crisis was not the lack of water and electricity, but the collapse of people's hearts and rules. Those forgotten notices, ignored alarms, and ignored calls for help are like a series of late footnotes, pointing to the same question: When the world collapses, can we still remain human? This is not a heroic adventure, but a chronicle of disorder, choice and reconstruction. Under the gray rain, every step may be a way to survive, or it may be a betrayal of the last breath of "civilization". How will you get out of the city, and how will you return to the world?