Blind Spot Detective

Tianqiong 7, a circular space station in Earth orbit. Structural engineer Zhang Zhiyun discovered an anomaly during an early morning inspection: the gravity reading in area C was 0.503G, 0.003G more than the standard value. The system self-test showed everything was normal, and my colleague said it was "within the error range." But Zhang Zhiyun knows that stable deviations are not errors, but the residue of events. Three days ago, maintenance engineer Zhang Ming died in an "in-cabin collision accident". His internal organs were ruptured but his skin was intact. The case has officially been closed. However, Zhang Zhiyun found a blind spot in the 0.003G deviation that the system did not record: the blind spot formed by the interference of two gravity generators, which existed physically but not in data. Someone committed a perfect murder in a blind spot and then erased all traces of it. Except that 0.003G. When Zhang Zhiyun finally revealed the truth, an anonymous message penetrated seven layers of agents and reached his terminal: "It took you 72 hours to understand the gift. Passed." Someone was watching him in the dark. Each case is a carefully designed test, and Zhang Zhiyun is just a candidate who has just passed. From Earth orbit to a Mars colony, from structural engineer to forced detective - he's not tracking the murderer, he's tracking down the man who scored him. Data doesn't lie, people do.