Neon Heresy

When the alarm sounded at Yuanri No. 7 Biological Disaster Recycling Station, all nine people in the station were dead. However, there was an extra tenth vote in the decision-making log—a full eleven minutes earlier than everyone voted. Someone sent the results back from the future. No one knows who it is. After that, six ordinary people were connected by the same cause and effect chain: the investigator who kept his private schedule next to the corpse, the appraiser who faced two identical faces, the engineer who had the names of two deceased people engraved on his right hand, the auditor who insisted on letting data that should not exist into civilized sight, the liar who accidentally saved people while pretending to be a miracle, and the dispatcher who personally closed the oxygen valves of one hundred and forty-three people. They each felt a directionless gaze. Not a sensor, not an omniscient being, but from outside the world. When the six colors come together, the world is dismantled and rebuilt. Everyone is replaced with new subjects who believe they never died. It's all over? No, not yet. You want to keep that specific person alive.