I Can See Other People's Choices Tomorrow

Lin Yan is just an ordinary college student. Until late one night, he saw a line of light golden subtitles above his roommate's head: At 20:47 tomorrow night, he will send your ID card photo to "Qiming Part-time Job". At first, Lin Yan thought he was crazy. But when he really stopped this part-time scam, the future was rewritten, and the price appeared: headaches, forgetfulness, and memory cracks. He gradually discovered that what he saw was not the result of fate, but the most critical choice made by others within twenty-four hours. A resume, a part-time job, an internship spot, and a seemingly ordinary group message can quietly push a person's life into the abyss. Behind the so-called "opportunities" on campus lies a screening network that exploits young people's anxieties, desires and upward ambitions. And Lin Yan has already appeared on that list. He originally wanted to rely on his ability to avoid trouble and preserve his future. But when more and more people were pushed into the trap, when the notes left by the senior who fell from the building three years ago resurfaced, and when the man who controlled everything stood in front of the stage, Lin Yan finally understood: Some choices cannot be made for others. Some tomorrows cannot be arrived at just by predicting them.