Claims Adjuster: This File Is from Tomorrow

At 2:17 in the morning, an old claims machine that had been disconnected from the Internet for seven years spit out a report form from tomorrow. Before the accident happened, there were already nineteen people on the death list; among the three on-site exhibits was claims investigator Cheng Li's own work ID. He hurriedly followed the policy, loss points and evidence chain before the disaster. After saving the first person, the list changed: the name of the deceased changed, the amount of compensation continued to rise, and new accident files arrived in advance. If tomorrow's loss has been written into the case file, can people today change it?