After Becoming a Judge, I Can See the Countdown to Death

[This book is not mindless! ] [This book is not fast-paced, but moderately paced] Introduction: Jiang Xun, who had been surfing the Internet all night, suddenly had an APP called [Judge] on his phone. From then on, he could see anyone's death countdown. Green numbers represent the end of life, and red numbers mean death. The functions of the APP go beyond that - mission hall, fate search, merit store... It is like an office system from the underworld, and Jiang Xun is one of the selected "judges". The first assessment: Save the life of friend Wu Tian in a fatal disaster. Difficulty: Easy. But he soon discovered that the so-called "simple" meant that he could only watch the lives of a car hanging by a thread, and he could only use the safety hammer to point above his head and use blood as evidence in exchange for the driver's forced stop. To make matters worse, the system prompts: Maliciously changing the fate of others will deduct merit points, reduce the judgment index, and even become the target of other judges. Could the person he saved be a greater evil? Could it be that the person he gave up was the one who least deserved to die? The ability to count down to death is never a gift, but a trial question that never has a right answer.