I Can See the Countdown to Death

Chen Mo, a night shift clerk at a convenience store, accidentally awakens to the death countdown system. He can see a countdown to death above anyone's head, the color representing the type of death - accident in red, disease in black, homicide in purple. On the first night, you save a girl who is about to get into a car accident and get 10 causal points; on the next day, you save Lin Feng who is being chased, triggering the first hidden rule of the system: saving the purple countdown target will double your causal points, but you will suffer causal backlash. As the number of rescues increased, Chen Mo discovered that the system was not a benevolent one - the exchange rules contained hidden traps, causal savings would be inflated, and awakening would cause the system to go out of control. He must find a balance between the cost of saving people and his own safety, and in the dark, the Eternal Life Society is eyeing him. Protagonist setting Chen Mo, 24 years old, grew up in an orphanage and works as a night shift convenience store clerk. He has a calm and pragmatic personality and doesn't care about other people's business, but he will still save someone when he sees the countdown. There is a shallow scar on his left wrist, which is the shadow of his childhood - he once watched his friends die but could do nothing. After awakening, he gradually grew from an indifferent bystander to an active guardian, but he also became more and more dependent on the system until he discovered the true purpose of the system. World view There is a death observer system in this world. After selecting a host, you can obtain causal points by saving people, and then intervene in death. But the essence of the system is a tool for the "time administrator" to screen successors. All exchange rules have hidden costs: savings will be inflated, loans will be defaulted, fusion will be swallowed up, and awakening will be out of control. There is also the Eternal Life Society in the dark, trying to destroy the system and break the balance of life and death.