Linjiang Night Patrol: I Use Formulas to Kill Monsters

Linjiang City's traffic flow is like blood vessels during the day, but at night it is torn open by regulations and pollution. Zhou Yanben was a front-line webmaster in a food delivery city. He rose to the top in the workplace by relying on route algorithms and ruthless execution. However, during a cross-regional sales night, he saw "time misalignment" trapping riders into repeating ten minutes. After rescuing himself, he was involved in the Night Patrol Gray Network, and found that the strange stories in each district could be broken down into a calculable formula: tag strength × relativity × carrier. The cool part is that he uses his scheduling thinking to dismantle the dungeon, and uses commuting data to counter the strange talk. He is first pushed into a desperate situation and then kills him with precision. The sad point is that every time he cracks the character, he has to pay a price - the invalidation of documents, the cognitive confusion of relatives and friends, and the drift of age perception. As the "deviation of life and death accounts" in the hospital area and the "identity tampering" in the business district were linked, he gradually approached the truth: someone was treating the people of the city as variables and was preparing to reset their fate in batches.