Bianjing Unlisted

At the Bianjing Night Market, scribe Shen Guizhou received a strange book. The man in Tsing Yi said that no one else could copy this "Tokyo Menghua Lu", but he could only copy it - and the strange characters in the book were written in exactly the same handwriting as his own. Following the clues, he walked into an "unnamed street" that only appeared late at night. There were nameless corpses on the street, and there were copper coins that were not minted by the government. The coins were numbered and counting down; the storyteller in the brick wall recited his childhood in front of everyone. He wanted to find out what this street was, but he ran into a colder question - why does this street know me? To check the streets is to check oneself. Shen Guizhou approached the truth step by step: the so-called Nameless Street is a city that uses a "pen" to write the living into the dead and contradictions into conclusions; and he himself was the last stroke written in the "Unnamed List". Some people want him to take the position of "pen holder" and determine the life and death of Bianjing with one stroke; some people lay out four moves to create chaos and exhaustion, just so that people who are fed up with the complexity will take the initiative to hand over the pen. Can a person who has been "written out" get out of the line of words that wrote him? The answer lies not in the light of the sword, but in a pressed fingerprint and a case that will always be "open".