I Fill the Sky with Thousands of Lights

When Lu Jianchuan woke up, the world had been cut into pieces by "spiritual tides" and strict laws. He is a gray patrol inspector of the Inspection and Order Department, and the "Lights of Ten Thousands of Houses" spread out in his palm reflects the last hopes and fears of all sentient beings. When the spiritual tide interrupted the rescue communication, he stood on the overturned seat and "borrowed" a copper comb, a small mirror, and a few hairpins from the panicked carriage - using these human fireworks to build a temporary "echo array." When the rescue rope is not enough and the nameless person is trapped in the dark, he discloses all resources on the dispatch board and gives a name to every forgotten life. There is no magical power here that can sweep through the wilderness, there is only a broken umbrella, a maintenance man trapped underground, and a group of ordinary people who do not want to be written as "notes". Lu Jianchuan used the simplest rules to fight against the cruelest order - using the lights of thousands of families as an array and the human heart as materials to repair the crumbling sky before the spiritual tide swallowed everything. The setting is novel: use the "Lights of Ten Thousands of Houses" to quantify the fireworks and hope in the world; the group portraits are vivid: every nameless person has a name; the battle of wits breaks the situation: relying on scheduling, borrowing things, and openness and transparency to figure out everyone's survival in a desperate situation; the echo of reality: under the absurd rules and cold system, every specific and insignificant person is protected.