Urban Blind Spot: the World I See Is Wrong

Under the neon lights of the bustling city, there are secrets that no one dares to delve into. Convenience stores late at night, surveillance blind spots, silent uninhabited alleys, these daily blind spots ignored by ordinary people have long been quietly infected by strange laws. Lin Ye, a night shift clerk who had stayed up late for three years, bumped into a mysterious and invisible customer at 12:03 midnight. From then on, the traces of the strangeness solidified and he completely lost the qualification to "turn a blind eye." Cognition overflowed and distortions abounded. The numbness of the world was the only barrier in this world, and he tore this false stability to pieces with his own hands. There is no system, no plug-ins, no chance from heaven, only careful steps and gamble with your life. Prying into secrets will lead to madness, and walking in blind spots will lead to paying the price. When the four-way game between official control, wild conspirators, and secret sects comes, we can only use our mortal bodies and the power of peeping to struggle to survive on the edge of madness and humanity, and dig deep into the buried truth of this city.