The City Without a Citizen

Everyone in Torah City has a hidden file. People with correct files can be accepted by the city; people with wrong files will first lose their jobs, addresses, family relationships, and eventually even lose their place in other people's memories. Chen Du is a delivery boy in the old city. One day, he received a return mail addressed to him, but the express locker prompted: The recipient was dead and delivery was prohibited. The community could not find him, the police station determined that he had died three years ago, the landlord did not remember him, and even the relative field of his mother Chen Suwen showed that he did not exist. The return contained only an old key and a note: Don't let them profile you. Starting from the B-17 underground archive room, Chen Du discovered that he could see the erroneous fields in the city's ownership archives and could also temporarily correct them with evidence. Each time a file is revised, the city recognizes an omitted person. A monster sealed by the system will also be released.