The Whole City Had Green Lights, but I Was the Only One Who Saw the Black Line

[Science fiction imagination + future city + single male protagonist + wits to break the situation + authority upgrade] When AI can calculate the optimal answer, and when all public decisions are executed by the "Nantianmen", humans believe that as long as the system lights up the green light, the matter is over. Only Ye Chenzhou could see it - behind every green light, there was a black line that had not yet been closed. During a legal migration, all systems appear normal at the same time. After an old man crossed the gate, he clearly had the medicine box in his hand, but he had to wait for forty-three minutes before he could open it. The conclusion given by the system is: affected residents, zero. Ye Chenzhou did not hack into the city, nor did he forcefully shut down the system. He simply pushed the report back to the approvers: "Prove this zero." A medicine box brings out 84 medical breakpoints, 486 artificial paths, and 1,260 "nos" that have been legally spoken. Others used procedures to announce the end, but Ye Chenzhou let reality speak again. Every time a black line is uncovered, he will gain higher authority; every time he wins, his name will be written deeper into the chain of responsibility. Until 40,000 decisions have been closed, and applications for reopening are being made at the same time. The whole city was waiting for his answer: If everyone left out deserves to be seen again, who should be seen first? The system can declare completion. Reality doesn't work.