The End Does Not Recognize the Dead

Crisis negotiation expert Shen Que never accepts untested rules. A live broadcast of the dead led him to the last train with no station name, and there was an extra 017 on his wrist. Pei Du was an operator who was confirmed dead three years ago, but now he has become a knife-wielding executive in the car. Wrong recognition will take away the identity, audience voting can use empty seats to mobilize resources, and there are operators hidden behind the fake rules. Shen Que and Pei Du went from mutual verification to joint decision-making. Each reserved the right to stop, modify and make choices, and they also included the other in the plan time and time again. The Last Train is just the first copy of Seven Unfulfilled Wishes. Every time he clears the level after that, Pei Du may regain a piece of his past, and Shen Que may lose a piece of memory related to him. Whose choice was it that happened in the accident three years ago? How will they recognize the person in front of them when the past keeps missing pages?