Crack and Moon

There is a moon in the sky. Red. Hanging for twenty years. The city is surrounded by high walls. Outside the walls are polluted areas and inside the walls are survivors. No one knows where the red moon comes from. They only know that its light can make people go crazy—or, in other words, make something in people's hearts gush out from the cracks. Lu Xin, 23 years old, is a data analyst at the Urban Pollutant Monitoring Center. He has three "containers" - his father, his mother, and his sister - which contain his fear, his tolerance, and his purity. He keeps his emotions inside to maintain the appearance of a normal person. He is the only synchronizer in the city. When an invisible crack finally appeared above the square after growing underground for thirty years, Lu Xin discovered that his synchronization ability was not for perception—it was for connection. His body is the door, his sister is the key, and the silver moon in the sky is the lock. And the decision to use his body as a filter medium made him the only channel between the crack and the silver moon. What's on the other side of the crack. Who cast the silver moon. What the company is really protecting is not the city. All answers come after he completes synchronization.